라벤나‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 산 정상

리오 쿠뇨(Rio Cugno)의 작은 고립된 계곡에서 몬테 베스도네(Monte Besdone)까지 오르막길. 일부 구간의 길 보임은 계절에 따라 많이 달라지므로, 맑은 계절, 특히 봄에 오르는 것을 추천합니다. 오르막길이 모두 햇볕에 있기 때문입니다.

Monte Mauro 정상으로 가는 마지막 구간, Zattaglia 계곡과 Monte Mauro 남쪽 경사면이 보이는 일부 노출된 길. Lugo의 CAI가 훌륭한 상태로 잘 표시하고 관리하고 있습니다. 비가 올 경우 더 미끄럽고 어려워질 수 있으니 날씨에 주의하십시오.

Spectacular landscape and view

For those who are capable of doing impossible climbs

There are also dirt climbs and equally as many descents, steep and difficult sections (even 18%), very beautiful views and at the top there is the Hermitage.

Unfortunately, because of his olive trees and fenced-in chickens, the farmer has marked his property as private property with signs.

Monte Cece is a historically significant summit along the Gothic Line, the site of intense battles during World War II. Upon reaching the top, visitors are greeted by a commemorative plaque honoring the British soldiers who liberated this strategic position in October 1944. The trail leading to the summit is scenic, with steep but rewarding sections. ========= Monte Cece is a historically significant summit along the Gothic Line, the site of intense battles during World War II. Upon reaching the top, visitors are greeted by a commemorative plaque honoring the British soldiers who liberated this strategic position in October 1944. The trail leading to the summit is scenic, with steep but rewarding sections.

A ridge offering a stunning view of the Lamone Valley and the inland area of Riolo Terme. It connects the dirt road Via Possessione and the carriageable Via Monte Mauro, which from Riolo allows you to approach the Hermitage from the north. This is a relatively short but intense route, characterized by an undulating path that crosses small peaks (Picco Camurani and Monte Casazza) through a dense alternation of steep ramps. - - - - - - A ridge offering a stunning view of the Lamone Valley and the inland area of Riolo Terme. It connects the dirt road Via Possessione and the carriageable Via Monte Mauro, which provides access to the Hermitage from the north. This is a relatively short yet intense route, characterized by an undulating path that crosses small peaks (Picco Camurani and Monte Besdone) through a dense alternation of steep climbs and descents.