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easy hike in the greenery

Area rich in hiking and mountain biking trails.

San Pellegrino in Alpe.

Suggestive stretch of the Secchia

From Wiki: "The Apennine pass of Radici, between the Serchio and Secchia valleys, was certainly important and frequented in ancient times and became, during the Middle Ages, a place of transit for merchants, pilgrims and armies. A short distance from the pass arose a hospice for pilgrims and a church linked to the cult of the hermits Pellegrino and Bianco. Pellegrino, traditionally believed to be the son of a Scottish king, is said to have lived for years in prayer in the wild surrounding mountains and his presence is linked, in addition to popular devotion, to various stories and legends. In truth Pellegrino and Bianco have never been officially canonized. "

Section of the Giro del Diavolo, with a climb to high altitude, you follow the "00" partly and partly in the shade among the beech trees, pay attention to the general danger sign, indicating boulders and steps, (perhaps if the path is wet it could be slippery) with a minimum of attention you can overcome it very well. At the Burignone Refuge, if you need to stop, ask and book availability; it is very popular, as it can also be accessed directly from the town and is only 2.8 km away on a dirt road

A town halfway between Tuscany and Emilia, San Pellegrino in Alpe is located just above the Radici pass and boasts an ancient history. Worth seeing here is certainly the sanctuary of the saints Pellegrino and Bianco, a place of worship as well as hospitable for wayfarers and pilgrims along the road between Tuscany and Emilia.

The parish church of Rubbiano is a rural church located in the Modena Apennines. It was founded in the 7th century and rebuilt in Romanesque style between the 10th and 12th centuries. It was an important religious and social center along the Via Bibulca, a road that connected Emilia to Tuscany.