Mountaineering in Emilia-Romagna

Ring that allows crossing the dividing line between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany in the area between Fellicarolo and La Doganaccia. Ring that allows you to cross the separation line between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany in the area between Fellicarolo and La Doganaccia.

Ring that from the car park of Lake Santo leads to the peaks of Monte Rondinaia and Monte Giovo, passing through exposed ridges and with a small equipped section to be passed carefully. For Experienced Hikers. It is not recommended by the author to do it in the opposite direction. Ring that from the car park of Lake Santo leads to the peaks of Monte Rondinaia and Monte Giovo, passing through exposed ridges and with a small equipped section to be passed carefully. For Experienced Hikers. It is not recommended by the author to do it in the opposite direction.

Beautiful and challenging loop from Rifugio Segavecchia to Corno alle Scale descending through Passo del Cancellini. Interesting but challenging route from Rifugio Segavecchia to Corno alle Scale returning through Passo del Cancellino.

Panoramic route to discover the Cascades of Val Tassaro. In this case the starting point is not the restaurant but the village of Crovara, 1.2 miles from the restaurant. The path is adventurous, full of ups and downs, and very scenic.

Nice ring from Madonna dell'Acero to Punta Sofia. Uphill you face two quite demanding sections (Balza del Fabuino and Balza dell'Ora). The descent returns through Valle del Silenzio and the Dardagna Falls. Interesting ring from Madonna dell'Acero to Punta Sofia. Uphill you face two quite challenging stretches (Balza del Fabuino and Balza dell'Ora). Return path down to Valle del Silenzio and Dardagna Falls.

Passo di Croce Arcana - IT4040001 - SIC-ZPS - Monte Cimone, Libro Aperto, Lago di Pratignano - Il Pizzo - Vista del Paradiso - Colle Piaggiacalda - Colle Piaggiacalda - I Balzoni - Colle dell'Acquamarcia - Cima Tauffi - Monte Lancino - Cervinara - Monte Rotondo

The via ferrata on the Pietra di Bismantova, also called the Alpini via ferrata, is a via ferrata that climbs the Pietra di Bismantova and was created by the group "Amici di Bismantova," inaugurated on June 20, 1971.

A nice route between the Pliocene ridge and woods, the Nando trail on the way back is beautiful, exposed but not overhanging. Elevation gain of about 300m

Technically easy ring but its length severely tests the hiker!Technically easy ring but its lenght tests the hiker!

The Via Ferrata della Rocca di Badolo (also known as the Ferrata del Pliocenico) is an ideal route for those looking for a quick workout or wanting to approach the discipline within walking distance of Bologna.