바디아 테달다 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

beautiful beautiful

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adventurous, difficult, but worth doing

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There are several holes/trenches in this area.

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The flow of the water then or less rapid of that waterfall marks the period and the seasons. Passing by here it is almost obligatory to take a photo.

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bivio - turning point - crossing

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The Viamaggio Pass is a pass (983 m) in the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines located on the border between the municipalities of Pieve Santo Stefano and Badia Tedalda, in the province of Arezzo. The pass, which connects the Tiber Valley to the Marecchia Valley, is crossed by the Marecchiese State Road which connects Sansepolcro (Arezzo) with Rimini. Known and frequented since ancient times, in Roman times the Via Ariminensis passed through it, an ancient road connecting Arezzo and the colony of Rimini. This non-consular road, however, did not follow the current route of the Strada Marecchiese, but headed towards Pieve Santo Stefano and passed through the valley of the Sinigiola stream (the current Via Cerbaiolo, with the hermitage of the same name, which joins a few dozen of meters from the pass)

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The Cerbaiolo cross is located in a suggestive place, on the heights of the Cerbaiolo hermitage, not far from the spiritual center of La Verna, in the upper Tiber Valley, along the path of San Francesco d'Assisi and the path of Sant'Antonio da Padua

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The hermitage of Cerbaiolo, located in the municipality of Pieve Santo Stefano, has a fascinating history that dates back several centuries. Here are some highlights from its story: 8th century: The first small monastery was built and was built by Tedaldo, lord of Tiferno (Città di Castello), as a gift to his daughter. The daughter's request was to build it on bare rock, "like Golgotha". 12th - 13th century: After a period of growth, the few remaining Benedictine monks abandoned Cerbaiolo to move to two other monasteries in the area, leaving the hermitage uninhabited. 17th century: A chapel in honor of San Antonio is built in the woods, where his hut is said to be. This gesture also served to preserve the memory of a previous small oratory. 18th century: The friars leave Cerbaiolo and move to Pieve Santo Stefano. The hermitage becomes the parish seat with the title of "S. Antonio da Padova" and is governed by a priest. Thus the small hamlet of the Municipality was born. 19th century: In 1867, the poet Giosuè Carducci was a guest in Cerbaiolo and portrayed his experience in the ode "To the friends of the Tiber Valley". 20th century: During the two wars, 39 people lived in Cerbaiolo, in addition to those who lived in the surrounding farmhouses.

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The waterfall can be reached via Badia Tedalda, along an asphalt road that starts from the main square of the town and descends quite steeply towards the waterfall, or you can pass through Ponte Presale and follow the signs for "piscina nera" after 1 km, always on paved road with no slopes, you arrive at the waterfall. Much more beautiful in spring because it is richer in water.

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Miratoio, an enchanting village located in Pennabilli in the Emilia Romagna region, is a place rich in history and natural beauty. Its name derives from the Vulgar Latin "miratorium", which means "observatory" or "belvedere".

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The route is of intermediate difficulty and requires good training.

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Ripa della Luna is a mountain massif in the northern Apennines of central Italy. It is located beyond the borders of Tuscany, Marche, Umbria. Its highest peaks are Monte dei Frati, at 1,453 m above sea level, and Monte Maggiore (1,384 m)

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above the hermitage, the top with the cross and the view

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The most fascinating of these natural pools is the Mirror of the Moon, a place unknown to most visitors.

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Monte dei Frati is a mountain in the Italian province of Arezzo near the borders of Pesaro and Urbino and Perugia.

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End of route with fantastic view of the Vale. Unfortunately we didn't get to the mirage because we wouldn't have made it back with the light.

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Beautiful view of the Tiber reservoir near Sansepolcro

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Very beautiful and impressive

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the hermitage of Cerbaiolo, in the municipality of Pieve Santo Stefano (Ar), diocese of Arezzo Cortona Sansepolcro; a hermitage rich in history and spirituality which has its Benedictine origins in the eighth century and which was handed over to Francis of Assisi in 1217 and sanctified by the presence of Saint Anthony of Padua.

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A breathtaking view that alone is worth the whole climb

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