ロマニェーゼの絶景の山頂・トップ16

Once you reach the start of Pietra Parcellara, you can choose between the easy trail and the more technical (EE) one, both well-marked with red and white signs. The technical route has numerous handholds and some exposed sections, but does not require any special equipment. Once you reach the summit, you'll be rewarded with a spectacular view.

Hi @Cristiano Repetti, the names are always the same, the Ruino Clean Wheels is on the other side of the dam, I've never been there, so I can't tell you, but from the directions it should look similar to the Nera...

I saw they changed their names. On the website, they say BLU, ROSSA, NERA, MAMBA, and Ruino Clean Wheels. Can anyone who's ridden them tell me what their difficulty levels are?

Beautiful landscape

climb to the stone parcellara, for the less experienced to be done carefully

Pietra Parcellara, one of the mountains best known to the people of Piacenza, is also called the "Matterhorn of Valtrebbia" because with its sharp tip it recalls the much better known and highest mountain symbol of the Alps. Solitary, as no mountain comes alongside it from Travo up to the slopes of Monte San Lazzaro, the Pietra Parcellara presents itself with a thousand different faces and aspects, each time surprising: from Travo it is round like a helmet, from Perino it is pointed and sharp like a hard and black cone, from Cassolo it is flat and wide.

Rock path with some passages that require attention both for verticality and exposure. Shortly after the start there is a metal cable to ensure passage over a small inclined slab.

Fun ridge path to the top of Pietra Parcellara. Beautiful 360 degree views. Nothing particularly difficult for those who are sure-footed and don't suffer from vertigo, but still for expert hikers.