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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.

Beautiful especially in summer

done the trail in 5 days alone in July 2023, no comment can give an idea of the feeling of happiness, freedom, tension..... I met many guys (and this gives me the idea that the future will be better than what we elderly people leave).... I cried upon arrival in Piazza della Signoria..... as I have already posted "if you have someone you don't love tell them to take the path, if instead you have someone you who you love tell them to do it... in any case they will thank you".

Lake Brasimone, a small jewel in the hills of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, welcomes every visitor with its tranquility and intimate beauty. Surrounded by lush woods, it creates a perfect retreat for those seeking moments of peace and reflection. Its placid waters and serene atmosphere make the lake an enchanting corner for an escape from the daily routine.

As you traverse the Via Degli Dei, a fascinating piece of history emerges—the Sandstone Quarry, a testament to the ingenuity of the ancient Romans. This quarry, with its rugged charm, unveils the foundations of the Roman military road that once threaded through these hills. The echoes of clinking tools and the rhythmic sounds of labor resonate through time as you explore the quarry. Carved out of the earth by the hands of Roman builders, the sandstone here served as the very building blocks of their ambitious road construction projects. The stones extracted from this quarry became the sturdy foundation of the roads that connected distant corners of the Roman Empire.

here began the discovery of the Flaminia Military, with the discovery of the Roman coin by Franco Santi

The Montovolo/Monte Vigese complex can be recognized from any surrounding valley. On the summit there is the Oratory of Santa Caterina, dating back to 1200, and a more modern Sanctuary. The history of Montovolo is fascinating because it seems to have been an ancient Etruscan oracular center. The rocks of the mountain have been excavated over the centuries to extract the particular pietra serena or Montovolo stone, whose tradition is alive thanks to the incessant cultural work of the stonecutters. It is worthwhile to delve deeper into the studies of Graziano Baccolini, a passionate scholar of the territory to whose memory the local sculptor Luigi Faggioli has dedicated a moving and intimate little tribute, sculpted in sandstone coming from the cliffs of Montovolo.

Remains of one of the quarries from which the Romans took the sandstone to build the trans-Apennine road