The trail's highlight is the charming hamlet of Paravento, famous for its living nativity scene and the site of the great battle of June 1944 between partisan and Nazi-Fascist forces. The walk is easy, with only a few easy climbs. Like all the trails described in these pages, although it doesn't ascend very high, it offers magnificent views of the villages, countryside, and mountains of this stretch of the Apennines.
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An easy-medium trail of less than 7 km, sharing parts of the route with Monte Acuto trail 261 and the Cammino dei Cappuccini. A single climb leads to a beautiful panoramic spot where the Genga Rossa spur rises. Continuing, you reach the road that climbs to the Madonna dell'Acquanera hermitage and descend through the small villages of Ca' d'Eusepio and Caeggiole. The trail is always comfortable, scenic, and presents no difficulty in navigating.
A short but enjoyable route that circumnavigates Mount Spicchio, near Frontone, and winds through the two valleys of the Cinisco and Mandrale Rivers, crossing the latter twice. The almost alpine vegetation is remarkable, characterized by reforestation of black pine in the second section of the route.
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