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The Passerella dei Roncazzi is an ancient wooden footbridge located near Santo Stefano d'Aveto (GE), connecting the villages of La Villa and Gramizza, providing access to the Cucù Waterfall, behind which you can walk. Its name derives from the Celtic term "ronco" (cultivated land), and historically, it connected farmers' farms before the construction of the paved road in 1930. Main features: • Location: It is located in the Aveto Regional Park, in the village of Gramizza, near Santo Stefano d'Aveto, in the province of Genoa. Structure: It is an ancient wooden footbridge, built and maintained by local farmers. Function: It connected the cultivated fields of the "ronchi" (fields) to the nearby villages and provided access to the Cucù Waterfall. How to get there: 1. Starting point: The starting point is a small parking lot along the SS654, near an information panel near La Villa. 2. Trail: Take a dirt road that descends, following the signs for the Cucù Waterfall and the Roncazzi Passerella. Warnings: • Ice: During the winter, the walkway and wooden sections can become slippery due to ice, requiring caution. https://www.google.com/AI

About 750 meters from La Villa, heading towards Gramizza, there's an information panel along the SS654 (small parking lot along the road). Take the dirt road closed to traffic, pass the chain, and continue downhill for a while, following the signs for "Cascata del Cucù" and "Passerella dei Roncazzi." After a few meters, near a handrail, the turnoff for the waterfall branches off to the left. Follow a well-marked path that descends steeply to a grassy trail. Cross the trail and enter the meadow in front (note: the sign is not located along the grassy trail, but a little further ahead, already inside the meadow). Continue downhill until you reach a section with a handrail. A final set of steps leads to the waterfall, with the unique feature of passing right behind the waterfall (be careful, as the wooden sections may be a bit slippery). A small conduit channels sulfurous spring water, another distinctive feature of this walk. Don't miss sampling it: the unique flavor will amaze the children. The return journey follows the same route (uphill). https://www.comune.santostefanodaveto.ge.it

Wonders of the forest above Lake delle Lame

In my opinion, the detour towards Monte degli Abeti can be avoided

A very characteristic glacial lake to see Reachable by car Hotel.......and sport fishing

Here the forest ends and the barren area below Monte Aiona begins.

Very nice

The top of the Aveto valley together with Penna