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A path directly by the lake for walking and enjoying the scenery

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spectacular, a challenging but doable scree climb, the holm oak forest along the way is also beautiful. It is definitely worth going there. The lake is beautiful, but instead of starting from San Lorenzo you can park before the dam and then go down from the red blades to the crossroads where there is a large plateau instead of returning to the lake take the other path and climb up to the panoramic point at the top with a beautiful view of the lake below.

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I did the entire route with a friend March 22, 2025 ... Up to the river everything is doable, after which an adventure with a capital A! The path that should follow the Fiastrone river is now erased by landslides and brambles. There are two options ... Either go up the steep descent that brought you to the river or continue inside the river. For those who continue inside the river .... Maximum attention! Better in company. We encountered stretches of water with a depth of 80/90 cm. Freezing water! While we were there we saw a live landslide and falling huge rocks. So I would say almost extreme hiking and therefore good training and experience required!

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One of the peaks over 2000 meters

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Short and relatively simple route, but still requires shoes with a good grip, because the last stretch to get to the Lame has a steep slope and is on scree, so it is easy to slip. I recommend doing it in autumn or spring because it is very exposed to the sun, but not after the rain because it could be slippery. Lame Rosse are beautiful! Negative note: very busy path, so much so that you can't get into a rhythm. You have to continually let people and groups traveling in the opposite direction pass. If you love hiking in the peace of nature, this place is not for you. For the rest, everything is very beautiful!

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Beautiful place, the climb is tiring as is the descent, excellent shoes and poles are necessary!

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I recommend not doing the whole route but going back after reaching Grotta dei Frati. In fact, going down further, you reach the river and to continue you literally have to walk into it. There is no path on the side. In addition, after crossing the river and taking the path again, the road is impassable due to a landslide since 2022. Nice route but the circular tour is no longer possible.

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Lame Rosse is simply gorgeous. But the short path there, branching off from the hiking trail, is very strenuous and steep, as there are lots of loose, small pebbles and it is very difficult to walk. Hiking poles are recommended.

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The Lame Rosse di Fiastra are stratifications of rock in the shape of pinnacles and towers made up of gravel held together by clay and silt, formed thanks to the erosion of atmospheric agents. They are located above Lake Fiastra, in the hamlet of San Lorenzo al Lago in the municipality of Fiastra, in the province of Macerata, between Mount Fiegni (1323 m above sea level) and Mount Petrella (1155 m above sea level). Below them flows the Fiastrone river which originates from the lake of the same name. There are various possible routes to get to the Lame Rosse but the most common is the one that starts from Lake Fiastra; the itinerary, round trip on the same path, is 7 kilometers long and the difference in altitude is 200 metres. It is therefore suitable for most people: you walk first on a dirt road and then almost always in the shade inside an holm oak forest, where the road becomes a pleasant path. The area is particularly suggestive and varies between long stretches of lush vegetation, brief glimpses of the lake up to a fairytale landscape due to the typical red color of the Lame. Due to the abundance of water, the flora and fauna are very rich. The round trip travel time is approximately 3 hours. You start on foot from the lake dam, leaving your car here and continuing on foot above the dam, then go up and at the first crossroads on the dirt road turn right and continue for another 30 minutes. Alternatively, you can also start from the Ruffella viewpoint, passing through the hamlet of Fiegni, still in the municipality of Fiastra.

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This round is not possible. As Sandra said above, down by the stream you can't continue the route. We actually had to climb 400 meters back up on 43% steepness and go back the way we came to reach the lake. DON'T go to the stream, return after you have seen grotto dei frati.

This hike is strenuous up to the grotto but very beautiful. Attention: the route is sometimes very demanding and, with a 43% descent, is really not easy. VERY IMPORTANT, down by the stream we couldn't find the way back to the lake!!!!!!! We then turned off the path and walked to Monastero and walked the SP 91 back to the lake!!!!!

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Path that follows the eastern shore of Lake Fiastra, an easy and panoramic route that starts from the equipped beach of San Lorenzo al Lago and reaches almost as far as the dam. It is about 3 km long and can be done in about an hour.

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The belvedere on Lake Fiastra is a panoramic point located on the road that connects the hamlet of Fiegni to Lake Fiastra. You are inside the Sibillini Mountains National Park, and from here you can admire a splendid view of the lake and the surrounding mountains.

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The Rio Sacro valley is an area of the Sibillini Mountains where the stream of the same name flows and has dug a deep gorge between the Val di Fibbia and Pietralata mountains. Here there are remains of an ancient Benedictine abbey and a rich biodiversity, with wolves, golden eagles and waterfalls.

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Beautiful view of this geological heritage

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Lake Fiastra, like many of the lakes in central Italy, is of anthropic origin. It was formed following the damming of the Fiastrone river. It is the ideal place to enjoy a hot summer day away from the crowded beaches of the Conero.

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The village of Fiastra is now almost depopulated, but in the Lombard era it was an important urban centre. Castello Magalotti is proof of this. From this village several paths lead to the discovery of the Fiastrone gorges and the famous Lame Rosse.

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The landscape of Monte Rotondo (1,379 metres) recalls the wide grassy plains of Central Asia. In the Sibillini area there are three peaks with the name Monte Rotondo. The other two are located further south and are decidedly higher. Croce di monte Rotondo has an altitude of 1,900 meters while monte Rotondo 2,100.

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From the broad, grassy slopes of Mount Coglia you can enjoy a splendid panorama of Lake Fiastra. The landscape bears witness to the presence of glaciers in the Quaternary, which retreated and left these rolling hills.

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The Lame Rosse are a very suggestive geological formation, made up of pinnacles and towers of reddish rock, formed by the erosion of atmospheric agents. They can be reached by following various paths, the most common being the one that starts from Lake Fiastra, an itinerary on a dirt road immersed in a forest of holm oaks. Under the Lame Rosse flows the Fiastrone river, which originates from Lake Fiastra.

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