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Visited along the Via dei Brentatori. If you don't find the credential stamp, ask at the Franciscan convent.

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The actual name should be Madonna della Neve Alpine Chapel. The trail is easily accessible by mountain bike, and you can see reconstructions of trenches and outposts on the Gothic Line. The fountain is drinkable, but the water tastes a bit like rubber due to a pipe near the tap.

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Badlands on the Cucherla Hill

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Beautiful church in Monteveglio Alta.

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small fountain near church

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next to the Chapel of the Madonna della Neve, a beautiful park with tables and a fountain, not far away you can see some American/German trenches

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a short distance from Tolè, a place of "memory"

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..."From the top of the Sasso you can enjoy a wide panorama that embraces the vast expanse of the Po Valley to the north and to the south, in a closer glimpse, the Montecorone valley."... ..."The herbaceous undergrowth layer of the mesophyte formations is home to numerous species belonging to the list of protected regional flora; there are numerous species of orchids and liliaceae."... Cit: https://www.parchiemiliacentrale.it/parco.sassi.roccamalatina/punti-interest-natura-dettaglio.php?id=184

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on the "summit" there are two picnic tables

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The abbey of Santa Maria Assunta is located on a hill near Monteveglio, a hamlet in the municipality of Valsamoggia. Built at the behest of Matilde di Canossa, this abbey stands near a previous church from the 5th century.

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The path, short and circular, develops on the slopes of the hill facing the castle and combines the interest relating to the traditional landscape of the hill with the historical one linked to the fortifications which in medieval times completed the defensive system of the castle of Monteveglio, affecting precisely the Cucherla hill (296 m) and other nearby reliefs. It, called Monte Calvario between the 17th and 18th centuries due to its bare appearance and a cross on the top, housed the chapel known as the Madonna della Cucherla. Today the top of the relief, which can be reached by skirting an ancient vineyard, is covered by a coppice of downy oak and manna ash. In spring and early summer, various species of orchids, all protected, bloom in the brightest spots. On the southern slope, thanks to the favorable microclimate, specimens of fig, almond and olive trees grow. Source: https://enteparchi.bo.it/itinerary-2-salita-a-monte-gennaro/

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Beautiful to look at, particular motto

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The Abbey of Santa Maria di Monteveglio The church, as the columns of its crypt reveal, is one of the oldest churches in the Bolognese diocese. After a primitive hermitage, it was the Canons Regular of San Frediano di Lucca, in the mid-twelfth century, who started the reconstruction of the complex in today's Romanesque form. After a moment of decline, Santa Maria flourished again in 1456 with Lateran Canons, who carried out various restorations or extensions. In 1628 Pope Gregory XV granted the community the abbey title. For many centuries the parish church and the canons were the religious, administrative and economic reference point of the territory of today's park, of which they came to own a large part of the farms, then dismembered and sold in the Napoleonic era. 1924 and 1934 by the Bolognese Giuseppe Rivani; further interventions have been made recently. In the isolation of Monteveglio, Don Giuseppe Dossetti, who retired from political life, founded his community in 1961, which found its permanent home in Monte Sole, bringing the monks back to the abbey for the first time since the end of the 18th century. Today the abbey houses a Franciscan community. (Source: https://enteparchi.bo.it/parco-dellabbazia-di-monteveglio/punti-di-interesse/labbazia-di-santa-maria-di-monteveglio/)

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Very nice, a "massive" peak

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watch out for the return on the short route towards Roccamalatina, it could be collapsed

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Suggestive and precious Abbey, at the top of the ancient Borgo di Monteveglio

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The Abbey of Santa Maria di Monteveglio The church, as the columns of its crypt reveal, is one of the oldest churches in the Bolognese diocese. After a primitive hermitage, it was the Canons Regular of San Frediano di Lucca, in the mid-twelfth century, who started the reconstruction of the complex in today's Romanesque form. After a moment of decline, Santa Maria flourished again in 1456 with the Lateran Canons, who carried out various restorations or extensions. In 1628 Pope Gregory XV granted the community the abbey title. For many centuries the parish church and the canons were the religious, administrative and economic reference point of the territory of today's park, of which they came to own most of the farms, then dismembered and sold in the Napoleonic era. The church and the convent were restored between 1924 and 1934 by the Bolognese Giuseppe Rivani; further interventions have been made recently. In the isolation of Monteveglio, Don Giuseppe Dossetti, who retired from political life, founded his community in 1961, which found its permanent home in Monte Sole, bringing the monks back to the abbey for the first time since the end of the 18th century. Today the abbey houses a Franciscan community. (Source: https://enteparchi.bo.it/parco-dellabbazia-di-monteveglio/punti-di-interesse/labbazia-di-santa-maria-di-monteveglio/)

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Monte Tre Croci can be reached from various parts, the toughest being from Castelvetro di Modena. Panoramic point

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DENZANO - THE MOUNT OF THE THREE CROSSES We advance through the downy oak woods and take the path that leads to Monte delle Tre Croci, passing along the ridge. A suggestive path from which you can enjoy a splendid view of the Modenese plain at the foot of the hills.

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Monte Tre Croci is particularly beautiful when the low fog seems to make its peak a suspended island.

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