The route begins at the square in front of the Murisengo town hall, from where you take the main street that crosses the village, showing suggestive glimpses of the hamlet, dominated by the church and the castle.
At the end of the inhabited area, take the road that goes down towards the cemetery, beyond which you quickly reach the small church of St. Sebastian, near which you cross the asphalt road and take a wide gravel road that runs along Monte Lungo, a hill covered by a dense forest of oaks and chestnuts; near the entrance of a building, we notice the sulphurous water spring called "la Pirenta".
The route continues on a dirt road, first skirting the fence of the building and then the forest, while on the left there are views over the cultivated fields and the surrounding landscape; the path narrows further, entering the dense woods, then rises back to the asphalt where you turn left and reach the village of Villadeati, where the historic center, dominated by the structure of the castle offering architectural perspectives of great value, is worth a visit.
After visiting the quiet hill village, return to the point where the path came out of the forest and continue on the asphalt road leading to Murisengo, admiring the panoramic views of the surrounding hills.
Arriving, still on asphalt, at a crossroads, turn right and shortly after you find a small chapel on the right, beside which a dirt road starts leading shortly to Cascina Zucca, restored and used as a farmhouse; from here you go down on a gravel road until you meet the asphalt again, where you turn left and then immediately right, going back up towards the village; when you reach the main street already traveled on the way out, turn left again and return to the town hall square, the starting point of the itinerary.

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