ウルベの峠・トップ13

Rest area with a beautiful view.

Very nice place and the road to reach it is very panoramic.

Very convenient starting point for climbing Mount Reixa

Nice hike

The road from the pass is currently impassable. It has been completely washed away by the storms all the way down to the valley.

The Giovo Ligure pass on the northern Ligurian Apennines is the last pass between the Alps and the sea when viewed from the north.

Just outside the town of Giovi Ligure, going in the direction of Sassello, right along the provincial road there is a beautiful panoramic point from which to admire the sea. Behind, however, there is a small picnic area with wooden tables and a heart-shaped iron sculpture, perfect as a photographic set.

Apennine pass between the municipalities of Mele and Masone, both in the province of Genoa, the Turchino is one of the symbolic climbs of the Milan-Sanremo. Since the 1950s, the climb has been asphalted and is no longer able to create selection among the runners in the race, but it is still the highest point of the Classicissima. At the top of the Turchino, in addition to a memorial dedicated to Costante Girardengo, there is a tunnel redone in the 2000s. The Turchino is also known nationally for a singular idea proposed by a viewer of the program "Portobello", hosted at the end of the 1970s by the very famous Enzo Tortora. It consisted of knocking down the Turchino itself and this portion of the Apennines to open a passage between the sea and the Po Valley, thus presuming to solve the problem of the fog.