カロダノの絶景の山頂・トップ10

Prevo is a small hamlet of Vernazza located right in the center of the Cinque Terre National Park, along the blue (Sentiero Azzurro), 1.5 km from Corniglia and 1.3 km from Vernazza. It is located at the highest and most impressive point at 208 meters above sea level from which you can enjoy an unparalleled view of Corniglia and Manarola. Prevo was built at the beginning of the 16th century, by some families of shepherds who came from the mountains inland to spend the winter with their flocks. They had estimated that the area was among the warmest of the Cinque Terre, so that the basin that descends to the left from Prevo to the beach of Guvano and Punta Palma on the right, is still called "L'Inferno". On clear days, thanks to its position, Prevo is an excellent observation point from which you can see the island of Isola D'Elba, Gorgona, Capraia and Cap Corse (Corse, France). https://www.theheartofcinqueterre.com/

It was interesting to see where we were even if it is not really representative of the relief it is always cool to find that on our route.

Climb to Treggin from Bargone, very steep, a few points where it flattens out slightly but in general there is a difference in altitude in a few km so it's a lot. Stretches of forest and otherwise, especially towards the top, fairly clean path, uphill you can follow it well (red X). Downhill, especially at the top, you can get a little lost, look for fairly frequent signs. Almost always rocky terrain, some beaten pieces in the woods. Area exposed to the sun but remains wet and humid in autumn and with previous days of rain.

Unfortunately no view from this point. It is best to continue hiking to Monte Rossola, from which you have a wonderful view!

Starting point of the enduro trails "Baracchino", "RAI short" and "Rai long" reachable via a paved road from Aurelia

No comparison to the hiking trails around Monterosso. Very steep and lots of loose scree on the way up, but the view of Levanto makes up for it. Take enough to drink with you, there is nothing on the way

The steep and sometimes rugged mountain rises above the Ligurian Merr and separates the bays of Levanto and Bonassola.

Every place in the 5 lands is definitely fantastic and this is one of them, to recommend the passage if you happen to be nearby