세스트리 레반테 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

I got there hoping for a viewpoint, but it's a crossroads in the woods. No need to deviate from the path to get here.

looking at the Madonnina, behind you the path that goes down to Crocetta - S.Giulia. on the right the path called "Cacciatori" starts. To the right you reach Capenardo and to the left you go towards S.Giacomo

In my opinion, the stretch of Sant Anna is not to be done Very difficult even 100 cm height difference is not enough. The easier alternative should be better indicated if there is such a risk of harming oneself

The Passo di Monte Domenico offers a panoramic road also suitable for racing bikes, from here many gravel and mtb trails start.

A wonderful refuge where you can relax after the effort made.

Lake Bargone is located in the upper valley of the Petronio torrent, behind Sestri Levante, in the municipality of Casarza Ligure. It is one of the few natural wetlands on the maritime side of the Ligurian Apennines, formed as a result of glacial phenomena. The pond is located in a hollowed basin at the head of the valley of the Bargonasco stream, one of the main tributaries of the Petronio. The area of Lake Bargone is always flooded and occupies just under half of the basin. Lake Bargone, despite its shallowness, never dries up thanks to the constant supply of perennial springs. Obviously it can be reached on foot, via fairly easy and panoramic paths, by bike (via a very bad local shop) exclusively with mtb and car (preferably off-road) even if it would be reserved for those entitled to it. The panorama, especially on clear and clear days, is unmissable with a view of Sestri Levante, Riva Trigoso and Punta Chiappa.

From this crossroads, going south (under trees, there are signs anyway), you go towards Costa Serba, where trails/paths start to go towards S. Anna and Sestri.

Acronym track S2 feasible even by less experienced, maybe sometimes you go down. Rocks, hollows and some steep points, but also well passable areas. From Cima Capenardo instead of turning right, take the path on the left, after a while there is a crossroads on the right, from there it widens and goes down to Selva. Quite difficult and slippery uphill, it goes for the less experienced, better downhill.