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The Conca river is a watercourse that flows in the Rimini Apennines. It originates from the eastern side of Mount Carpegna, at 1415 meters above sea level, and continues in the direction of the Adriatic Sea, covering approximately 44.5 kilometres.

From this bridge it is possible to observe the stony bed of the Conca river. The river is often dry but during flood periods the flow of water completely transforms the landscape.

Montegiardino: the coat of arms clearly takes up the toponym: "D'azzurro, with three red roses with green leaves and leaves, arranged in a fan, rising from the top of a mountain of three golden peaks". It is the smallest castle of the nine, in size, just 3.31 km², and number of inhabitants, only 793. It borders the castles of Fiorentino and Faetano and the Italian municipalities of Sassofeltrio (PU) and Monte Grimano (PU) .

Sassofeltrio stands on a spur of chalky rock not far from the central part of the Conca valley. Protected by a defensive wall, it offers a panoramic point of view over a vast, sun-filled valley. In addition to the valley, you can admire San Marino and Mount Titano in the distance.

Fresh water fountain, good and... free 😁

Ascent to the castle

A small town in the middle Conca Valley, located on the left bank of the Conca River. Although this place is relatively modern and not as idyllic as some other historic towns in the area, the town is still well located for a short refreshment stop before the long climb to Villagrande.

The ascent of Montegiardino in my opinion is the one with the most important slopes between all the roads leading to S. Marino. You get there passing from Ospedaletto di Coriano and you follow the road of the Marano river park (recently paved), you arrive at Lake Faetano, a little further on there are 2 climbs towards S.Marino, you have to follow the signs to Montegiardino. Ascent of about 9 KM maximum slope 16%