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Tatiana went for a hike
April 5, 2026
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Tatiana went for a hike
April 4, 2026
Isola di Guardamonte
Camminata naturalistica tra l’Oltrepo Pavese e i colli Tortonesi immersa in boschi, panorami e siti geologici. Itinerario che si snoda in una delle zone più belle, dal punto di vista naturalistico, al confine tra la Valle Staffora e la Val Curone. Partendo da Ca del Monte si percorre un giro ad anello caratterizzato da di boschi di Roverella, Castagneti e punti panoramici. Arrivati in zona Guardamonte il sentiero prosegue verso il Monte Vallassa, punto più alto di questo percorso, arrivando ad una terrazza panoramica naturale dalla quale si gode una vista mozzafiato sulla Valle Staffora e l’alto Appennino.
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Barbara and others went for a hike
September 7, 2025
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September 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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Tatiana planned a hike
September 6, 2025
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Barbara and others went for a hike
August 16, 2025
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August 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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December 20, 2025
We leave the car at Ca del Reli and return to the paved road to the right: the trail begins a little further on the left.
The first climb towards Mount Cavacchia is short but challenging.
There are no signs, but the trail is easily recognizable.
Only on the stretches towards Mount Magrera do red and white
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