포레스타 몬탈레그로 최고의 러닝 경로

I took Via Zuccarello wrong, but the paths stopped in the olive trees. Obliged to go back to Villa di Scoglio (again I leave the asphalted paths (red square), which stop in the woods for nothing, so with Komoot I went up 100m into the woods to reach the road, thanks Komoot. Next to Casereggio private road 🤷🏼‍♂️ 🤫 Then go back around the ring following the 3 red balls at the crossroads for Monte Ramecetto/Salita Monte Bello and the path to Costa di Soglio.

Mount Ramaceto (1,345 m a.s.l.) is located on the upper Via dei Monti Liguri. From its summit you can see Corsica. http://www.escursioniliguria.it/schede_monti/m_ramaceto.htm

Cicagna bridge like Monument you have fallen for victory

Slate cycle path along the spendid blackboard river

Excellent cycle path suitable for everyone

The Ponte della Vittoria is located in the municipality of Cicagna and connects the two nuclei of the town divided by the Lavagna stream. It was built in 1937 in memory of the fallen during the First World War and in ancient times it could only be crossed by those who had taken part in the Great War as a sign of respect. It was later opened to normal circulation.

Going up from Croce di Orero, follow the signs for Ramaceto. At the top there is a small chapel and a breathtaking view

We are on the Alta Via dei Monti Liguri and follow it turning left on the wide grassy ridge of the mountain. Overcoming some steep stretches you arrive after about 40 minutes at the Cappelletta del Ramaceto located on the panoramic South-West peak at an altitude of 1320 m. The first refuge chapel was built by Gino Foppiano di Cicagna in 1949. It was ruined by lightning, then rebuilt by the Chiavari CAI in 1971. You can rest on two stone benches, while the structure has no door and can be a Spartan shelter in case of bad weather or for the night. From the top you can admire the tip of Portofino, Monte Fasce, the Manico del Lume, the Croce dei Fo, the Caucasus, the Maggiorasca, the Aiona, the Zatta, the Porcile and the Capenardo. A breathtaking 360 degree view where, on an exceptional day, you can see the Alps and Corsica.