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Literally cut in two by the Bidente river which for a long time marked the border between the Papal State and the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, Santa Sofia is practically the gateway to the wonderful Casentinesi Forests National Park, which has protected over 36,000 hectares of forests divided between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany since 1993, and also the monumental Ridracoli dam which collects the waters of the river to quench the thirst of the whole of Romagna even in times of worst drought.

From the center of Civitella di Romagna begins the 'terrible' climb of Monte delle Ruote. Just under 3 km (2,791 meters indicates a plaque on the Sulparo pass) with an average gradient of 13.3% and peaks of 22%, they overcome a difference in altitude of 370 meters. On the Monte delle Ruote there is a monument to the cyclist and a significant plaque that reads: 'Beautiful and impossible of Romagna - Like a lover, first I fascinate you, then I hate you, finally I love you'.

The climb from Galeata along the Via Crucis is really steep, a real Via Crucis but the abbey is a nice point of passage Do not miss the visit and inserting the head into the void

Spinello is a small village of about 200 people located 850 meters above the sea. There are many paths to explore the area both on foot and by MTB. In the surrounding area there are the ruins of the Rocca Malatestiana.

Santa Sofia is located in the heart of the Foreste Casentinesi National Park. There is a visitor center where you can find information for exploring the park, several excursions also depart from here. The Vero Stoppioni Contemporary Art Gallery is worth a visit, where you can see many works by the artist Mattia Moreni, and also the river park full of outdoor sculptures.

From Bertinoro to Fratta you take this "step"

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Located close to the Agriturismo Ca' Bionda, an enchanting place and the few km, starting from Cusercoli, to get there by MTB, they call you .. challenging route due to its difference in height .. and for the numerous horseflies ..