산 고덴조‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪10‬개의 산길

페스키에라 고개에서 산 베네데토까지 도로는 매우 훼손되었습니다! 내려갈 때 주의하세요.

Magnificent pass on the ridge that divides the Montone and Rabbi valleys. Crossed by CAI path 401, corresponding at this point to the Cammino di Sant'Antonio.

nice climb with little traffic and beautiful views

It is a very beautiful road that passes through a still uncontaminated territory, between pastures and chestnut groves. The climb is quite long however with maximum gradients no more than 10%, after about 10 km you arrive at the Eremo pass (930m above sea level), then the road descends and then climbs up again until you reach the Peschiera pass (945m above sea level). ). The road surface in the Tuscan section is very good, then after the second pass the road still suffers from the landslides of May 2023 and maximum attention must be paid because gravel sections of a few tens of meters are frequent. In June 2024 the road would still be closed to traffic, but with the necessary precautions it can be used

The Valico del Manzo is a mountain pass located in the Romagna Apennines, along the SP25 of Valbura, the road connecting the Rabbi and Montone valleys. The road is winding and has many hairpin bends, but the breathtaking view helps you not think about the effort. The pass is also a starting point for excursions towards Monte Fumarolo and Monte Roncole, two peaks that offer spectacular views of the surrounding area.

The Calla pass is the highest road pass within the Foreste Casentinesi National Park. It connects the Arno valley with that of the Bidente, and also marks the border between Tuscany and Emilia Romagna. The classic climb is the one that comes from Stia, about 15 kilometers with a difference in altitude of 850 metres. It is never too steep but the length makes itself felt, especially if you pedal with your bicycle loaded with luggage.

Numerous paths arrive here. The descent towards Campigna along the ancient Roman paving is recommended on MTB! A jump into the past!

Passo della Calla is a historic crossing point between Tuscany and Romagna. At the top, when open, there is a small refreshment point.