トリオーラのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

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The path is clear but pay attention to the sides as the grass is very tall.

The summit point for those who climb from Imperia, passing through the Teglie Pass. Here you finally enter the maze of high altitude military roads, and the salt road. The tunnel is only a few meters long, but it connects two watersheds: the valley of the empire and that of the Argentina torrent. What rains here or there ends up in two different watersheds.

the race gallery

panoramic pass

A few hundred meters from the intersection of the carriage road to Goina is the Church of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria, or what remains of it. Built by the Capponi family at the end of the 14th century, it is now in ruins; part of the three side walls can still be seen, with two rectangular single-lancet windows on the outside and surmounted internally by a round arch, with a refined and perfected cut stone technique; the facade still appears almost intact, with a central splayed round eye and above all a portal with the Capponi family crest chiseled out and an extraordinary inscription in uncial characters partly abraded, with the history of the church. Here is the translated text: In the year 1390 of the Redemption, this House of the Lord was begun and then finished, at the expense of Antonio son of the late Oberto Capponi and was dedicated to God, to the Holy Trinity and to Saint Catherine. It is said that the first stone was laid on the fourth auspicious Friday of November by Bishop Giacomo called Sualense who granted indulgences to those who visit and support it, as is confirmed by a letter written by his own hand. Later the Serene Cardinal Bartolomeo, by mandate of Pope Boniface IX, bishop of Rome, endowed it with many gifts carved in an inscription. This I, notary Manuele Sardo, wrote.

Specialists believe that this boulder constituted a sacrificial altar or at least a religious apparatus for the celebration of primitive pagan rites. It is paired with the nearby Menhir, on the summit a few meters further on.

small valley just below the top of Monte Frontè. The barracks whose remains can be seen are military, for the Saccarello firing positions.