페코라라 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Hilltop from which various uphill trails start on Mount Ciariello

Nice old repeater

Rocca D'Olgisio from Cà del Diavolo

This pass of Mount Pan Perduto offers exposed terrain that allows for pleasant views. A short climb from here takes you out into the open along a steep dirt road, up to the nearby peak of Pan Perduto, which sits at an altitude of 1,065 metres. From the rocks of this peak, emerging from the large expanse of surrounding trees, an extensive panorama opens up that embraces the mountains that surround the Bobbio basin. Further away, along the ridge that extends towards the Nure valley, Mount Aserei is visible. Towards the south it is easy to spot Mount Penice and, on the horizon, Mount Alfeo. Looking towards the Oltrepò Pavese you can recognize Romagnese and Mount Calenzone.

This small bridge offers a pleasant view of the stream. Val Tidone is a narrow valley that extends across Emilia-Romagna and Lombardy, following the course of the Tidone stream from its source on Mount Penice to its confluence with the Po. If you want to explore this area, there is an official route: the Sentiero del Tidone. This path will take you to the beautiful Trebecco lake, not far from here.

Passo Ca' del Diavolo is an Apennine pass between Val Tidone and Val Tidoncello.

From here it is possible to see the fortified village of Rocca d'Olgisio among the hills.

Monte Aldone is a peak, located in Val Tidone, of the Ligurian Apennines that reaches 810 m above sea level.