알 세르키오 광장 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

panoramic point

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Excellent refuge, the owners are kind and welcoming. We ate very well, but slept a little less, but only because the dormitory was crowded. Bring earplugs if necessary. ;)

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great refuge

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Immersion in nature and views of the surrounding mountains

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A must-see with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, all immersed in lush greenery.

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The place is cool and quiet during the week. Canoe rentals are available for lake excursions.

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Like the mountain refuges in this area, the Bargetana is an excellent place to stop for a drink or something to eat.

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Lama Lite is a well-known mountain pass. Just looking at it on the map is enough to understand its importance. I have passed through it dozens of times but I can never avoid stopping to take a picture.

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dirt mountain pass with memorial to the fallen

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Beautiful, little water when we passed, but very suggestive.

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wonderful view, good air, relax

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Beautiful view of Lake Vagli from above

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Great place to eat

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At this point the forest road and the paths that lead either towards Mount Cusna and Passone, or towards Mount Prado, intersect.

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Check that its open. However there is a fountain available

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Before Giuncugnano turn left pass road

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View of the lake from the east side along the provincial road, with the Apuan Alps in the background.

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Imagine a large square where a market took place that attracted visitors and merchants from nearby Emilia and Lunigiana. A place of trade and exchange around which a life of artisans and businesses, churches and inns revolved. In medieval times all of this was Piazza al Serchio and it still owes its name to its being a square. This was the most important road junction in Alta Garfagnana, not only did the roads converge in this place but also the rivers. The ancient Via Clodia that the Romans built to intensify trade with Rome, passed right through one of the hamlets of Piazza al Serchio, the "Sala"; here it forked, continuing on one side towards Emilia and on the other towards Lunigiana. As for the waterways, the Serchio di Sillano is where it joins the Serchio di Gramolazzo, giving rise to the river that, with its course, characterizes the entire valley.

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Camporgiano is located on the right bank of the Serchio River, in a verdant valley that divides the mountain ranges of the Apuan Alps and the Apennines. Of Roman origin, the town was contested by numerous families and lordships since the Middle Ages; in 1446 it became part of the dominions of the Este family, until the Unification of Italy. The undisputed “star” of Camporgiano is the Rocca Estense, built on a rocky spur, and whose bulk dominates the main square of the town. At the top of the Rocca there is a sort of hanging garden in which some conifers stand out, giving the fortress an unmistakable character, dialoguing from afar with the fir trees that cover the heights of the surrounding reliefs. The fortress was built for defensive purposes in the 15th century and is an emblematic example of Este military architecture of the 15th century, with its trapezoidal wall and truncated conical corner towers protruding from the plan profile. Once the medieval center of the city, today the fortress does not retain much of its original structure due to the earthquake that struck the entire area in 1920. At the foot of the fortress you can also admire a stone fountain traditionally called the pilon. The main tower of the fortress houses the Civic Collection of Renaissance Ceramics, which brings together ceramics from a period ranging from the early fifteenth century to the second half of the seventeenth century, mostly found in the wells of the fortification during restoration work.

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Gramolazzo Lake on a rainy day.

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