리오 살리세토 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

White road connecting Osteriola and Campagnola

small country church dedicated to Saint James the Greater Apostle. Small front area for possible parking.

Nice single track in Correggio which starts from the former Motti school and arrives on the road to Canolo cutting off the provincial road

Lake for sport fishing, a nice environment worthy of a stop, especially in summer to find a shaded and cool stop.

Nice path on the banks of the Novellara valleys

The path that crosses the Novellara and Reggiolo Valleys. A classic for mtb and gravel.

A beautiful place to stop for a break in the Novellara and Reggiolo Valleys. La Cà dal Vigliac (in Italian Casa del Vigliacco, also referred to as old sewer), so called from the nickname of the gamekeeper who lived there and who also worked as a fisherman. His activity consisted of checking the "burghin" or "bartavel", i.e. the traps for catching fish, which were lowered in the evening and then taken up again the following morning; this fisherman often went around with his horse and rifle along the bank to check that other fishermen did not steal his pots. But it is said that he had the habit of going and stealing other people's pots: for this reason I was called "The Coward".

Between the 1930s and the 1950s in the "Valli" area, there were four "professional" fishermen, who had rented as many sections of the reclamation canal from the "Magistrate"; one from the Bettolino bridge, where the "Luca toll booth" was, up to the Fiuma bridge; yet another from the “della Luca” bridge to the Bruciati bridge on Bondeno; along the embankment stood the "Casa del Vigliacco" (still existing today, also referred to as the "old key"), so called from the name of the "gamekeeper" who lived there and who also worked as a fisherman; he had a concession for fishing in the stretch from the “Luca” bridge to the Bruciati bridge; his activity consisted of controlling the "burghin" or "bartavel", or traps, for catching fish, which were lowered in the evening, to then be taken up again the following morning; this fisherman often went around with his horse and rifle along the bank to check that other fishermen did not steal his pots. But it is said that he had the habit of going and stealing other people's pots; for this reason I was called "The Coward".