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Lake Brasimone (also known as the Scalere basin and the Brasimone basin) is an artificial lake located in the Bolognese Apennines along the Brasimone stream, in the municipality of Camugnano and is part of the Suviana and Brasimone lakes regional park.

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The panoramic village of Pian del Voglio is located in the municipality of San Benedetto Val di Sambro and from here you can take nice bike tours towards La Futa or La Raticosa, or towards the lakes of Suviana and Brasimone or even towards Bilancino. In a short time you can also reach the route of the Via degli Dei

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Camugnano is a town in the Bolognese Apennines. The parish church of the capital is dedicated to San Martino Vescovo. The town hall is housed in a building constructed in the 1930s to house the Casa del Fascio and the Town Hall. During the Second World War the complex suffered heavy damage from aerial bombardments. It continues to be the Town Hall

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Beautiful!

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Beautiful especially in summer

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the famous saying

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A screaming climb...but in the end you do it with satisfaction :-)) and then.... the well-deserved descent!

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Dam that created the Suviana basin

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Starting point of various routes in the Acquerino nature reserve

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The Acquerino Reserve is located in the heart of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines between 880 and 1318 meters above sea level. The flora and fauna are truly rich and varied. Here the vehicular traffic is quite low, especially in the low season. In the hottest months of the year, here, you can find refreshment even on the hottest days.

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Excellent source of fresh water. The name is due to its proximity to the Via Etrusca del Ferro. This one, dating back to the 4th century. BC, connected the port of Pisa, where the ferrous materials extracted on Elba arrived, with the port of Spina on the Adriatic.

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An information table reminds us that the Via Etrusca del Ferro passed through this point. The Via Etrusca del ferro was an Etruscan road dating back to the 6th century BC. It has been defined as a "highway of the distant past". The important artery appears to be the oldest paved road in Europe. This connected the Tuscan coast, near Pisa, where the ferrous minerals extracted on the Island of Elba arrived, with the Adriatic coast towards the port of Spina. It passed through Gonfienti, near Prato and Marzabotto near Bologna.

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beautiful view but above all it makes us reflect on the atrocities of war. on average the kids were 20/25 years old

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Parish church of San Prospero

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A place of great peace and beauty, but also of hospitable welcome, with the possibility of tasting exquisite local cuisine

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The pass that gives its name to the road. Mythical climb for every cyclist. From here, if we went up from the Tuscan side, the exciting Raticosa pass awaits us before descending towards Bologna.

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superb place with tables and barbecue to eat or even bivouac. simple lake access for swimming in summer

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Along the driveway that from the Pistoia-Riola Provincial Road, crossing the suggestive Acquerino Biogenetic Nature Reserve, leads to the Pistoia Hill, approximately at the end of the climb, there is this tabernacle which marks the crossroads that leads to Badia a Taona.

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The Reserve is located in the northern Apennines, in the upper basin of the Limentra stream, in the municipality of Sambuca Pistoiese. It is accessed from the provincial Pistoia Riola road. The territory is mountainous and sparsely populated, covered almost continuously by woods. Artificial reforestation of conifers is particularly represented, among which those of Douglas fir stand out, also and above all for their majesty (with plants of an average height of 35/40 m). There are centuries-old specimens of broad-leaved trees around the building housing the former forestry barracks. There are numerous minor tree species such as the mountain maple, the cherry tree, the mountain ash, the willow tree. At lower altitudes we find mixed coppices of turkey oak, hazel, ash, maple and ash. The forest cover is pleasantly interrupted by extensive meadows of high ecological value. In 1975 and following years, following the law on regional decentralization, almost the entire forest area was transferred from the State to the Tuscany Region, for a total area of 4,547 ha. To the State, based on art. 83 of the Presidential Decree 616/77, an area of 242.54 hectares remained in the Municipality of Sambuca Pistoiese, which with Ministerial Decree on 07/13/1977 it was classified as a Biogenetic Nature Reserve for the production of Pseudotsuga menziesii seed, which had been planted in this area since 1928 with excellent results. To find out more, see the Forest Carabinieri website: https://rgpbio.it/riserva/acquerino/

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From Candeglia (Pistoia) to Acquerino and from here to Lake Suviana and Lake Brasimone, the road offers truly tough climbs, ancient parish churches and beautiful views of the city of Pistoia and its plain, alternating between pedaling under the sun and in the shade of tall conifers and above all an enchanting landscape near the lakes

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