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The San Fermo Pass (also called San Clemente) is a splendid mountain pass that marks the border between Liguria and Piedmont, connecting the Vobbia Valley (Genoa) with the Borbera Valley (Alessandria) at approximately 1,160 meters above sea level. It is not just a transit point, but a place rich in history and tradition. Its importance dates back to the Early Middle Ages, when the Abbey of San Clemente stood here, and the area is even mentioned in a document from Louis II in 869 AD. Over the centuries, the pass has been a vital link for trade and transit between the Genoese hinterland and the Piedmont valleys. Today, the pass is dominated by the Chapel of San Fermo and offers an exceptional panorama: from its summit, the view extends over all the surrounding valleys and, on clear days, reaches as far as the Ligurian Riviera and the Alps.

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Beautiful town kept in excellent condition.

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SP13, 16165 Genova GE

A very beautiful town.

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The bridge is pedestrian only.

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A truly suggestive canyon.

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The chapel of San Fermo stands in a dominant position at 1,177 m above sea level, at the top of a relief not far from the pass of the same name on the provincial SP 81, on the border between Liguria and Piedmont.

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The San Fermo pass or San Clemente pass is a pass in the Ligurian Apennines located at 1,129 m near the San Fermo mountain along the road that connects the Vobbia valley with the Borbera valley, both tributaries of the Scrivia stream.

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The church of Santa Maria Assunta was the primitive church that stood outside the town. The church was probably built in the 12th-13th century, but there is no news of this church until the 16th century.

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From the bridge that connects Rocchetta Ligure to Astrata you can observe the Borbera stream and the landscape that, over time, it has helped to create. The place is truly very suggestive.

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Seventeenth-century church, with a Baroque-Renaissance style façade; inside, among other things, a painting with S.Antonio and S.Rocco by Orazio De Ferrari, an important exponent of Genoese baroque. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orazio_De_Ferrari

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Busalla is the main center of the upper Scrivia valley. The town in fact develops on the left bank of the Scrivia river.

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Ronco Scrivia is a Ligurian municipality located in the upper Scrivia valley, north of Genoa. It is entirely included in the territory of the Antola Park.

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Busalla is the main center of the upper Scrivia valley. The town in fact develops on the left bank of the Scrivia river.

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Ronco Scrivia is a Ligurian municipality located in the upper Scrivia valley, north of Genoa. It is entirely included in the territory of the Antola Park.

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The chapel of San Fermo, located at the top of the pass of the same name, is a small place of peace that offers a breathtaking 360 degree view of the Val Vobbia. On clear days, the panorama extends from the Alps to the sea, touching four Italian regions. Occasional presence of horses.

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The Lake Vobbietta or Lake Savio is an artificial lake in the Ligurian Apennines located in Val Vobbia. It was built in 1931 for the water supply of the power plant of Isola del Cantone by Alessandro Savio. It is located in the Vobbietta hamlet and is also used for trout fishing. The lake has been clogged with alluvial material over the years.

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One of the two iconic bays of Sestri Levante (together with the Baia delle Favole), the Baia del Silenzio receives fame and, in part, its name, for having been a source of inspiration for writers, artists and scientists over the centuries. Importantly, in order to protect the delicate ecosystem of the bay, the local authorities have introduced a regime of restricting visitors during the bathing season between 08.00 and 17.00.

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Wonderful Spot! 360° view!

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A valley steeped in history, sweeping views and countless possibilities for outdoor activities.

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