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ルートの一部が土砂崩れのため通行止めになっています

Chalk Quarry

Panoramic viewpoint at Monte Capra towards the Gessi

It is now possible to get around the landslide thanks to a new link road that runs further downstream than the old route, and then climbs steeply and rejoins it. Unfortunately, in addition to the considerable slope, numerous steps have been inserted to facilitate access for pedestrians. On a bike it is no longer possible to get on the saddle; maybe we can get down, as soon as I have a chance to try I'll update you.

Panoramic point over the Lavino valley, along the gravel road that leads to San Lorenzo in Collina. Better to take this stretch downhill, if you don't want to first endure all the asphalt uphill from Zola Predosa, and then be able to follow the narrow and steep but fun path in the bush that connects downstream with the Zola - Ponterivabella route. Uphill you avoid the asphalt only by crossing the vineyards of the Agriturismo Borgo delle Vigne, as proposed in my tour "MTB Between Reno and Panaro: Ponte Ronca - San Lorenzo in Collina - Golf Bologna"

This beautiful vantage point along the PAM route offers a beautiful view of the valley below.

The church of Amola, also known by the full name of Church of Santa Maria Assunta Monte San Pietro, dates back to at least the 14th century and houses the precious painting "the Via Crucis" by Mauro Gandolfi, a Bolognese artist. The bell tower, rebuilt in 1946, is the only non-original element.

On the path that crosses oak and chestnut woods it is possible to observe the hill ridge up to the chalk quarry. Particular attention is drawn to the chalky ridge between Monte Rocca and Monte Castello, characterized by suggestive karst morphologies.