A second route that passes through Paravento, this time starting from Calamello. Less than 5 kilometers in total, with short, moderate climbs. An easy walk of just over an hour, but very enjoyable due to the variety of environments: meadows, fields, woods, small towns, and interesting buildings along the way. Not to mention the views of one of the most beautiful stretches of countryside and...

A pleasant walk of about 6 km along the slopes of the first hills of the Catria massif, near Cagli. A single climb leads to the highest point, then continues on a flat and downhill path. It passes the villages of Il Poggio, Montione, and Cabaldi, and the ancient parish church of Santo Stefano, now in ruins. Along the way, you can enjoy views of Frontone, the Fosso della Canala, and the…

A leisurely circular route that winds through the valley separating the Catria Massif from Mount Petria, its main town being Chiaserna, famous for its historic Horse Fair. The walk follows a forest path, mostly on dirt roads, with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.

A very interesting and varied route that circumnavigates Mount Petria, a hill about 1,000 meters above Chiaserna di Cantiano, directly opposite the Catria Massif. It follows a dirt road, but also includes about three kilometers of easy hiking trails. This area is rarely visited by tourists and hikers, known only to locals. An excellent summer route, given…

The route offers magnificent views of the ridge from Monte Nerone to Monte Catria and the Burano River valley just above Pontericcioli. However, I must admit it's not among my favorites, and I'm only including it for completeness: it offers little shade, there are no interesting buildings or villages, and there's a short stretch of busy road. Also…

A truly pleasant and undemanding route, starting from Cantiano and reaching the small hill of Collalto, south of the town. It includes sections of paved road with little traffic and interesting to explore. The upper section of the route offers stunning views in every direction. Ideal for those residing or staying overnight in Cantiano.

The hills west of Cantiano, which precede the more pronounced elevations of the Serra di Burano, offer many walks through fields, woods, and magnificent views of the Apennine ridges of Catria and Nerone. This long but not strenuous walk is one of the most pleasant due to the variety of landscapes and the presence of houses and small settlements along the way.

The hills west of Cantiano, which precede the more pronounced elevations of the Serra di Burano, offer many walks through fields, woods, and magnificent views of the Apennine ridges of Catria and Nerone. This long but not strenuous walk is one of the most pleasant due to the variety of landscapes and the presence of houses and small settlements along the way.

Not many people know about this trail, which takes you on a pleasant, effortless walk in less than two hours near the Parish Church of San Crescentino and the Balbano stream. You're unlikely to encounter anyone else; the magnificent scenery in every direction will keep you company.

A rather long, but not challenging, route that loops around places of great beauty and steeped in history. The Battle of Vilano took place here, marking a major victory for the partisan forces against the Nazi-Fascists. Don't miss the little church of the Madonna della Neve and, above all, the beautiful and imposing parish church of San Crescentino.