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The "San Paolo in Alpe" bivouac, recently built inside an old residential structure, is located in the mountainous part of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines, more precisely in the province of Forlì-Cesena, in the municipality of Santa Sofia. The building is divided into two parts: one is always open and available as a temporary shelter, while the other is used as a managed bivouac, accessible by reservation. The building is located on a plateau at an altitude of 1,030 meters and lies entirely within the Casentinesi Forests, Monte Falterona and Campigna National Park. The surrounding landscape is characterized by open grazing areas, immersed in a forest landscape of high environmental value that extends to the Apennine ridge, which includes the Sasso Fratino Integral Nature Reserve, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017.

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ideal for a barbecue after the tour

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A short distance from Badia Prataglia is Campo dell’Agio (photo above), a large meadow on the edge of the forest that can be reached on foot and by mountain bike from the town square and by car by turning left next to the Il Carbonile inn, a couple of kilometers beyond Badia Prataglia in the direction of Passo dei Mandrioli. Campo dell’Agio, at 1026 meters above sea level, is also a large equipped area with a refuge, fountain, stoves and many tables at the beginning of the forest. The place is a real joy for families with children, but also a reference point for trekking lovers. In fact, it is the starting and finishing point of various itineraries that wind and intertwine in the famous Badia Prataglia Biogenetic Natural Forest, now included in the Casentinesi Forests National Park.

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The refuge, not managed, is located at an altitude of 1234 m. above sea level inside the Casentinesi Forest National Park, along the road that from the Camaldoli Hermitage, passing through Prato alla Penna, leads to Badia a Prataglia.

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Magical, fairytale-like San Paolo in Alpe. The preserved ruins bear the memory of the devastation carried out on 12 April 1944 by the Wehrmacht troops, who prevailed with overwhelming forces and heavy artillery on the partisan position, set fire to the church and the houses of the village, attacking the civilian population. Today, the silence that reigns on the esplanade, desolate and windswept, together with the merit of the conservative restoration carried out, give the whole an austere and solemn aura that is imprinted in the memory. It's a shame that Komoot doesn't allow you to post videos that would pay better homage to the place than a single photo can

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Corniolo San Paolo in Alpe ring, beautiful trekking track and panoramic MTB, see also Ridracoli dam.

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From here you can enjoy the view of the entire ridge included in the Integral Reserve of Sassofratino and the top of Poggio Scali.

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large open space equipped for picnics with tables, fountain and building with everything needed for cooking on the grill

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... the name derives from Campo di Lagio, surely the name or nickname of a person who owned it. ... ... the many people who go to Campo dell'Agio testify that it is really good in this place. Thanks also to the beautiful and functional equipped area that has been created there: a bivouac, stoves, plenty of water and many tables among the luxuriant beech trees at the beginning of the wood. (Source: https://www.ilbelcasentino.it/itinerari-campo-agio-seq.php?pag=7 )

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Very nice place and waterfalls not to be missed

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https://tourdebosc.it/san-paolo-in-alpe/

essential bivouac for info https://tourdebosc.it/san-paolo-in-alpe/

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Only part of the building is a ruin. The part closest to the road has been recently restored. The ground floor is a bivouac that is always open with an internal fireplace and wood always available. The upstairs is a 2 room retreat with a fireplace and cots. To enter you must contact the manager and, after paying by credit card, a code is issued which opens a box inside the bivouac which contains the keys to the refuge. NO water NO bathrooms.

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Impressive wood, great scenery

There are a lot of picnic banks outside, great place for a rest.

Managed refuge with 9 beds, fireplace, table etc ... outside available water, beer and a small shower (to date) free of charge. However, contact the manager before going there

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Strange landscape for our areas, a well-kept refuge even if essential (fireplace and 2 benches), external grills and water at 500 meters (a bit difficult to find if the grass is high as in these days at the end of June)

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Very nice and well renovated bivouac, in a fenced area with grills to make the fire outside a few tens of meters away. Inside 2 benches, a table, the fireplace and little else, in short, the bare essentials for a day of grilling with friends or for a passing night.

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The panorama is beautiful, lunar, fascinating.

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Between Florence and Arezzo, in a wonderful natural environment of millenary forests rich in fauna, wolves, deer, roe deer, fallow deer and eagles, hermitages, monasteries and medieval castles. Casale Camalda is an ancient Tuscan rural complex in stone, in an isolated and silent position, among woods and streams, a stone's throw from the historic monastery of Camaldoli, reachable on foot with easy and short paths through the forest. Casale Camalda is within the National Park of the Casentinesi Forests, Monte Falterona and Campigna. Several paths start and pass from here, all easy and extremely interesting from a naturalistic, historical and landscape point of view. Three different paths from the Casale, derived from small roads and historical paths frequented over the centuries by woodcutters, pilgrims, charcoal burners, peasants and brigands, quickly reach the Monastery of Camaldoli by joining the path network of the Casentinesi Forests.

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