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The Sasso della Regina is a striking rock formation jutting out like a natural terrace over the valley below. This sandstone spur offers one of the most spectacular and dizzying views of the Apennines, characterized by a near-vertical drop overlooking a sea of pristine forests.

Legend has it that St. Francis, after receiving the Stigmata, left La Verna on September 30, 1224. The itinerary he was to follow wound toward Monte Arcoppe, the Foresto and reached the place called La Casella, from where, via Castello di Montauto, Sansepolcro, Citta’ di Castello, he would have reached Assisi. At La Casella, where a hermitage would later be built, he wanted to stop to perform a rite. From that height, where the eye sweeps across the vastness of superb landscapes, St. Francis, aware that that journey would be one with no return, looked at La Verna for a long time and with deep emotion said: Farewell, mountain of God, holy mountain, mons coagulatus, mons pinguis, mons in quo beneplacitum est Deo habitare! Farewell Mount Alvernia; God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit bless you! Stay in peace, for we will never see each other again. The Hermitage, built with light gray stone, consists of a chapel dedicated to St. Francis and a shelter that is always open. (Source: https://www.ursea.it/wp/archives/1118 )

Fantastic views over the valley of the Singerna. In addition, a nice place where you can BBQ, picnic tables are available. Good place to cool down during hot summer days.

A nasty crevice in the rock, wet and cold.

The view of the Arno and the village are very suggestive.

Arno cycle path between Arezzo and Subbiano.

A cute bridge in the town with a good view of the river. For all selfie pros... A good place for a new profile picture.

This walk is definitely worth the drive from Sansepolcro, Pieve even Arezzo. There is a steep 15 minute climb early on but the views across the Tiber Valley to Arezzo and Sansepolcro are amazing. We were lucky enough to come across a very large herd of wild board enjoying the open fields at the top with no fear of humans until we got there. It would not be an exaggeration to say there were 60-70 of them, all sizes.