周辺の山頂・トップ14

Spectacular landscape and view

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For those who are capable of doing impossible climbs

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There are also dirt climbs and equally as many descents, steep and difficult sections (even 18%), very beautiful views and at the top there is the Hermitage.

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Diamantina Witch and M. of Beer

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Witch

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A ridge offering a stunning view of the Lamone Valley and the inland area of Riolo Terme. It connects the dirt road Via Possessione and the carriageable Via Monte Mauro, which from Riolo allows you to approach the Hermitage from the north. This is a relatively short but intense route, characterized by an undulating path that crosses small peaks (Picco Camurani and Monte Casazza) through a dense alternation of steep ramps. - - - - - - A ridge offering a stunning view of the Lamone Valley and the inland area of Riolo Terme. It connects the dirt road Via Possessione and the carriageable Via Monte Mauro, which provides access to the Hermitage from the north. This is a relatively short yet intense route, characterized by an undulating path that crosses small peaks (Picco Camurani and Monte Besdone) through a dense alternation of steep climbs and descents.

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Beautiful !

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Ruin of a medieval fortress, now a National Monument in memory of the fallen of the Second World War.

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The most beautiful stretch of the Gesso vein park

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The pieces of plaster are spectacular, they almost look like glass

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Between Faenza and Imola lies this 25 km chain of chalky karst areas formed over the millennia following the evaporation of Mediterranean waters and the concomitant concentration of mineral salts including gypsum, a unique phenomenon of extraordinary biological and archaeological value , geological, historical and cultural UNESCO world heritage site

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Monte Battaglia, the remains of the Rocca are now a monument to the fallen of the second war, there is also the possibility to stop in the shade and with the tables

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Climb to the castle of Monte Poggiolo on the Castrocaro side, easy and difficult at the same time, not too long and alternating stretches of false flat with steep sections of 15% or more, fortunately quite short, the asphalt was redone a few years ago and is good state. The landscape is typical of this area with fields cultivated with fruit of all types with a prevalence of vines. Unfortunately, the castle is private and in a state of decay, it cannot be visited and cannot even be approached anymore.

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very unique place and naturalistic beauty and gypsum crystals 🇮🇹

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Diamantina and the Monte della Birra Diamantina lived in Forlì in the 17th century and was a “healer” by profession. For her potions she used herbs and other mysterious substances, which she reduced to pills, plasters and other concoctions. It was the time of the witch hunt and Diamantina perhaps displeased some people, because she was accused of witchcraft and put on trial. Since she was old she avoided being burned at the stake, but was chased out of the city, with orders never to return. Diamantina then went to live on the hill overlooking Castrocaro, at that time covered with beech and chestnut trees. With the help of someone she managed to build a hut, where she continued to prepare her “devilries”. The people of Castrocaro got used to that solitary old woman, who rarely came down to the village, and since she didn’t bother them at all they always left her in peace. But believing that she was having sex with the Devil, who in the local dialect was called “bèrr”, they gave her the name of “bèrra”, that is, the Devil’s wife. And the mountain where she lived was called “e’ mònt d’la bérra”, the mountain of beer. (Source: https://www.proloco-castrocaro.it/il-castello/misteri-e-leggende/99-diamantina-e-il-monte-della-birra.html )

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Fascinating place also for the past; the name Monte Battaglia dates back to the early Middle Ages

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Below in the "bivouac" area there are also tables and a fountain with fresh water to take a break or to fill the bottle

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Monte Poggiolo Castle cannot be visited on the route very popular with cyclists and hikers in the municipality of Castrocaro terme.

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Bikers' paradise 🤤

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the path ends against the gate of a private house

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