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There are two spots from which to admire the water falling from the rocks, the larger one is the Canepa waterfall, and not far away there is a smaller spot, still on path 2.

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Legends never die.

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Fully understood in the UNESCO protected area, serves as an excursion link to the historic center of Borgo Maggiore and that of San Marino City, which have also been designated a World Heritage Site. In a few minutes you find yourself completely immersed in the woods, a journey that offers breathtaking views. The path that develops along the half height of Monte Titano, along the entire front of the cliff, skirting the imposing rock walls and passing through the natural terraces, open towards the Adriatic Sea. Among the visible treasures are the nesting of the peregrine falcon, ancient and rare plants such as the Nebrodense ephedra, magnificent climbing routes and the ancient sacred place of the Tanaccia sanctuary. This route also passes along the ancient road connecting the city and the village, the Arnella Coast. Path of the Titan Thematic itinerary n. 1 Cliff Path Length approximately 4km Travel time 2 hours

At the top of Montevecchio one of the pirate's favorite climbs, 20 km from Cesenatico

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The Marmitte and the Mill of the Romanesque Bridge of Montetiffi

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The Sentiero della Rupe is a hiking route that winds along the top of Mount Titano, uniting the two medieval historic centers of San Marino City and Borgo Maggiore. The trail is approximately 4 km long and its altitude varies between 200 and 400 meters depending on the route chosen.

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The cypress of San Francesco is the oldest monumental secular 🌲 (800 years old) among the giants of Emilia Romagna. It is located inside the convent of Villa Verucchio, it seems to have been planted by the Saint himself

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a path to all three towers

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Church of Santa Croce, Franciscan Convent

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Beautiful hidden path in the Canepa forest (San Marino). You reach the old mills. The descent in some sections is impossible ... some sections you have to abseil with a rope, in others you have to pull yourself up with a rope ... To try for those who love adventure and a type of MTB out of the conventional.

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small detour to get to the Canepa waterfall

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absolutely worth a stop.

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It is said that St. Francis during his trip to the province of Rimini in the thirteenth century, he planted in the ground the "staff" that supported him during the journey, this stick took root in a miraculous form giving life to a cypress that would remain in history. A tree that has faced not only atmospheric events, but also life-threatening situations created by men, particularly in the Napoleonic period of the 1800s, the army entered the convent received orders to cut down the tree and while they were trying to burn it, a messenger arrived with a counterorder not to shoot him down. In addition, during the last world war the Germans burned a part of it to warm up and in 1980 the main peak, 10 meters higher, collapsed due to bad weather. According to the Franciscan friars, this tree that moves anyone with its beauty and majesty is the symbol of the idea that God is a strong support as was the stick that supported St. Francis. The cypress, weakened by age and by the various fire attempts received, stands up thanks to some rusty metal prostheses, but compared to other much younger peers it seems to be in good health. It has been the subject of scientific studies that wanted to shed light on the secret of this plant's long life. This monumental cypress planted in 1213, according to the tradition of St. Francis, can be admired today in the cloister of the convent as a colossal plant monument 25 meters high which has "seen" 800 years of history flow around it.

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One of the climbs frequented by Marco Pantani in training, at the brow point of Montevecchio has a rock in which an image of the Pirate in the pink jersey is set, almost as if it were a sacred icon.

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Suggestive. Easily accessible by MTB. To see and photograph

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great hiking trail, sturdy shoes required

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For the route, shoes with a sculpted bottom are recommended.

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Marco lives on here.

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Built around the 11th century in sandstone blocks and two meters wide, it connects the Uso Valley with the Marecchia Valley with its round arch and has therefore represented a very important crossroads since ancient times. Originally it also possessed the stone parapets, now missing, about 1 meter high. For centuries the tegliai of the village of Montetiffi crossed the river Uso at this point. They traveled around Romagna with their mules to sell the typical terracotta pans on which the piadina was cooked. But, to move between Montetiffi and Montefeltro in the nineteenth century, there were also brigands, gunpowder smugglers and, in the following century, smugglers of tobacco and liquor from San Marino. The Romanesque bridge, therefore, in addition to having a historical and artistic value, is today a symbol of the human events that took place in the Upper Valle dell’Uso, when the provincial road still did not reach these areas and people lived on more or less legitimate crafts and trade. (Source: fondoambiente.it)

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Nice ride on the streets of the Pirate, a greeting is a must.

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