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beautiful views and beautiful climbs

Romagna beautiful all year round

In the 13th century it was a possession of the Malatesta family, under whom the town managed to prosper until the abolition of feudalism at the dawn of the 19th century. After the brief Napoleonic period, the municipality passed to the Church in 1816, followed by the Risorgimento uprisings, the passage of Giuseppe Garibaldi and the annexation to the Kingdom of Italy. (Source: https://www.ilturista.info/guide.php?cat1=4&cat2=8&cat3=6&cat4=157&lan=ita)

The etymology of the name Roncofreddo is uncertain, as are the origins of the town. The first documented information dates back to the documents of the Bavarian Code (an ancient administrative register of the Church of Ravenna dating back to the 7th-10th centuries, currently kept in Munich) where in n.70 mention is made of the concession by an archbishop of Ravenna to Tybalt , son of Leone del Duca Orso, of an estate called Fundum Roncofrigido. (Source: http://www.comune.roncofreddo.fc.it/c040037/zf/index.php/servizi-aggiuntivi/index/index/idtesto/20041 )

The castle of Longiano stands on a hillock 179 m above sea level, born as a military stronghold against Lombard invasions, with double walls. It changed use and destination several times, transforming itself first into a noble residence, then into a municipal administrative office and finally into the current museum of modern and contemporary art. Since its founding origins, the fortress has been the protagonist of the historical-military events that characterize this portion of Romagna. Already mentioned by the sources in 1059, the fortress underwent numerous destruction and devastation over the centuries, which earned it the title of "Borgo Incendiato". ... For two centuries the castle remained the property of the Malatesta family ... (Source: http://www.fondazionetitobalestra.org/castello/)

Definitely up to the Castello. There is an underground path that you can also cycle on. The kiosk below the Castello is highly recommended as a break.

I don't know who classified it, but in two sections, going uphill, the climb is on the verge of overturning (even with e-bikes) and you have to push, so S3 and certainly not S0

Very nice trail, to be avoided after rainy days ....