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Every time I'm here I'm happy about the two clear signposts ⬅️➡️ to Orco Feglino 😂

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Shuttles will go here if needed. Simply book a DIN ticket and say you'd like to go to the Forte.

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A small village typical of the Ligurian Apennines.

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Pass on the watershed between the Ligurian and Po Valley sides, a few metres from the source of the Bormida river

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Nice destination with lots of seating options

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Spectacular view of the Ligurian Apennines

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Ascent immersed in magnificent woods

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Reachable on asphalt from Castelvecchio, the slopes are gentle and very easy to pedal. Several paths start from the Colle

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long climb with non-impossible slopes, wonderful passage through the woods

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Starting point of several downhill lines for MTB

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The Central Fort of Melogno, a building built on the hill of the same name, is part of the defensive system located between the upper Val Bormida and the Finalese hinterland wanted by the Royal Army to defend Lower Piedmont and the Ligurian Apennine chain from land attacks from the coast Ligurian. It was built between 1883 and 1895.

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The pass connects Orco Feglino via a dirt road and from here the town of Finale Ligure on the western Ligurian Riviera to the municipality of Mallare in Val Bormida. It lies on the watershed between the Po Valley and the Ligurian Sea. North of the pass rises the Biterno stream, a tributary on the right bank of the Bormida di Mallare; in the south, instead, the two source arms of the Aquila Current, the main tributary of the Pora, arise. The pass opens between the foothills of Pian dei Corsi (to the southwest) and Monte Alto (to the northeast). Source: Wikipedia

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Colle di Scravaion is a pass that opens between Mount Lingo and Rocca Barbena and connects the municipality of Bardineto in Val Bormida with that of Castelvecchio di Rocca Barbena in the Neva valley. It is located on the watershed of the main Alpine chain and connects the Ligurian water basin to the Po valley.

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refreshment break before climbing again or starting a descent

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St. James Pass is located on the watershed between the Po Valley and the Ligurian Sea and was an important crossing point during the Middle Ages for travelers and merchants who went from Finale Ligure to Mallare. Here stands the Church of San Giacomo surrounded by numerous picnic tables and some brick barbecues. On the hill there is also a plaque dedicated to the soldiers who fought in the Napoleonic wars and a memorial that commemorates the partisans who died here at the hand of the Nazi-fascist troops during the Resistance.

Ideal in summer because under the majestic beech trees the temperature remains cool

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The climb from Calizzano is excellent as the splendid beech forest that you cross before the hill, as well as rich in mushrooms, is also splendidly shaded. Sometimes bumpy road, but regular and not excessive slopes.

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The Melogno Central Fort was a defensive structure built to protect the so-called "Melogno barrier" near the hill of the same name. It was built between 1883 and 1895 at the behest of the Royal Army to defend Lower Piedmont and the Ligurian Apennine chain from potential land attacks from the Ligurian coast. The Melogno Central Fort was part of a defensive system that included the Tortagna and Settepani forts, and the Merizzo Fort.

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Beautiful beech woods, even secular ones, in the surroundings!

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Once a very important passage for travelers and merchants, today it is a dirt pass located at almost 800 meters, nice to ride!

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