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- BarbaraSeptember 7, 2025
Mount Lesima Loop
Starting from Piani del Lesima.
To enjoy the best views, take the path to the right.
The trail begins on a rocky slope, partially shaded from the sun, with small steep sections. Upon reaching the first rise on Mount Colla, the view opens up to a 360° panorama.
A short stretch through the
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- BarbaraAugust 16, 2025
An undemanding loop tour, but one that's suitable for introducing two novices to the area's beauty.
Departure from Capanne di Cosola, heading for Monte Chiappo.
Descent to Monte Prenardo and then towards Bocca di Crenna.
Return to Capanne di Cosola via a coastal path and woodland.
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- BarbaraAugust 9, 2025
Starting from the Capannina di Caldirola with a significant elevation gain: we follow the chairlift route to reach the ridge.
Once at the top, the trail winds to the left that touches the four peaks.
The climb to Panà is short, but challenging! The raspberry picking softens the effort.
The view is always
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- BarbaraJune 1, 2025
Circular tour in the Antola forest and in the fields of daffodils.
Starting from Casa del Romano with a descent, then climbing along the ridge to the plains and Mount della Cavalla.
Descent to the village with a water source.
Then climbing from the church in the forest to Casa del Romano.
In this last stretch
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- BarbaraMay 19, 2025
Sentiero dei castellani, but routed in reverse.
In some sections there was a lack of GPS signal, but the path is clearly visible.
Departure from Vobbia and walk on asphalt for 2 km to the entrance for the climb to the castle (steps and steps of stone and wood).
The guided tour is absolutely recommended
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- BarbaraMay 4, 2025
The path is near the bus stop at the end of the village.
You enter the woods, beautiful even if different from the previous ones.
Passing next to Mount Bado you can admire the meadows with wild horses.
At Case Becco you walk on the asphalt; after passing Case Cornue, you find the path again on the right
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- BarbaraMay 3, 2025
Today is a short stop for us.
The path in the woods is beautiful even if the proximity to the road disturbs the sounds of nature.
The last stretch is on asphalt.
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- BarbaraMay 2, 2025
Departure from Capanne di Cosola.
The most challenging route in terms of length and gradient is the climb to Monte Cavalmurone.
You can finally see the sea!
Throughout the route you are accompanied by an airy panorama that invites you to breathe deeply.
The Antola park offers incredible panoramic views.
The
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- BarbaraMay 1, 2025
We started from Castellaro. First stretch of stony path then you enter the woods: challenging difference in altitude! First stop Pian della Mora bivouac.
Then the stretch on the ridge begins.
Second bivouac Laguione refuge with a source at 150 m (signposted).
Last stretch of climb to Mount Chiappo with
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Today we're in the most beautiful valley in the world—Hemingway.
We park easily in Marsaglia, near the bridge that marks the start of our route. The first stretch is on asphalt, up to the campsite on the right, where we follow the path through the woods to Brugnello: it has short stretches with challenging
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