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Situated at 437 meters above sea level, this town has a distinctly medieval feel and was listed among the most beautiful villages in Italy in 2018. Nestled in the center of a splendid, green mountain gorge, it provided shelter to Garibaldi during his escape. The town's characteristics date back to 1100, when the Ubaldino family ruled until 1362. The porticoes of Piazza Garibaldi, the Palazzo dei Capitani, and the Museum of Rural Life and Mountain People are famous.

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Always climbing to the Peschiera pass

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Bar, food shop. Rest and refreshment point with sale of typical products.

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"Among all creatures, the Virgin Mary is the masterpiece of the Most Holy Trinity: in her humble and faithful heart the Lord prepared for himself a worthy dwelling place to fulfill the mystery of salvation. Divine love found its perfect counterpart in her, and in her womb the only begotten Son became man. Let us turn to Mary with childlike trust so that with her help we can grow in love and make of our lives a hymn of praise to the Father through the Son in the Holy Spirit." (Pope Benedict XVI, Joseph Ratzinger)

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very nice climb, but only partial shade

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Beautiful waterfalls that are located halfway along a path that runs along the river until you reach the waterfalls and then climbs up the mountain

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Lively and beautiful municipality in the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines.

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It is inhabited by a community of young people

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Nice, fairly long climb, about 12 km, however with maximum gradients no more than 10%. The road surface in the Tuscan section is very good, then after the pass the road still suffers from the landslides of May 2023 and maximum attention must be paid

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I pass at an altitude of mt. 718 s.l.m. which unites the valleys of the Lamone and Senio torrents (Marradi-Palazzuolo) along the SP306 (formerly SS Casolana Riolese).

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Palazzuolo sul Senio is a medieval village in the upper Mugello, in the province of Florence, although it mainly overlooks the Romagna Apennine side and the population speaks Romagna. A small town with unique and uncontaminated landscapes, nestled in the Apennine mountains which, with merit, has been defined as the ideal village in Italy. The fourteenth-century Palazzo dei Capitani, residence of the Captains of the People, which in 1506 gave accommodation to Pope Julius and Niccolò Machiavelli. Today the Palace is home to the Archaeological Museum of Alto Mugello and the Museum of Rural Civilization and Mountain People.

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The sanctuary is located about one kilometer from Palazzuolo sul Senio, in the hamlet of Quadalto, on the road that leads to the Sambuca pass, near the confluence of the Senio river and the Lozzole stream. The current building is the fruit of Marian devotion which, in this place, has been handed down over the centuries. Already in 1400 there was a small pillar with a small image of the Madonna, venerated by wayfarers as protector from the dangers of the mountains. In 1459, the faithful built, in place of the tabernacle, a small building, without an altar, intended for prayer, an oratory, which was given the name of Madonna della Neve. The transformation of the oratory into a chapel dates back to 1600. It is said that it was then that on the river bank, under the church, the image of the Madonna was found, painted on a stone, which was brought to the main altar of the chapel .

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We are along the SP 477 of the Sambuca Pass. In the stretch that connects the Pass with Palazzuolo sul Senio, the road offers remarkable landscape views and there are beautiful hairpin bends carved into the living rock.

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Near the Sambuca pass, in a narrow passage between the mountain and a rock outcrop, on the top of this there is a large cross with an image of the Virgin from which you can enjoy a fantastic view of this part of the Apennines and towards the Romagna. Whether we proceed uphill or downhill we cannot help but stop for a moment.

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The SP 477 branches off from the Colla di Casaglia pass and leads to Palazzuolo sul Senio. Going along it in the direction of Palazzuolo, you must pass the Sambuca Pass. A first climb takes us to Prato all'Albero at an altitude of mt. 1036, from here we descend for over one hundred meters and then climb again up to the Sambuca pass where the climb finally ends and we can enjoy the beautiful road that with suggestive hairpin bends descends to Palazzuolo sul Senio.

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Summit of the climb that comes from Palazzuolo sul Senio. Afterwards, going up again, after a short descent, to Prato all'Albero, you quickly descend to the Colla di Casaglia pass.

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The Sambuca pass branches off from the Colla di Casaglia pass in the direction of Palazzuolo sul Senio. The descent towards Palazzuolo is beautiful.

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Hi everyone, at the beginning of the road there is a sign with the altitude: it is 9.1 km, average gradient 5.8%, maximum 12 Be careful at the top if it is windy (like today 15/04/24) and keep in mind that first you descend and then climb up to 1036 meters of Prato all'Albero before descending back to Colla di Casaglia (913) The B&B Le Spiagge restaurant immediately after the pass is recommended

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Unusual show in a context of good landscape value.

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The Eremo pass is not well known, but it is fascinating because it crosses one of the most beautiful Apennine landscapes. The pass is located about 1,000 meters above the sea and following paths on foot or by MTB you reach the hermitage of the same name in Gamogna.

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