Castelvecchio B&B e Bistrot

The FIASP footpath of Monte Rufeno is a circular route, which starts from the intersection between the SS Cassia and the SP Ponte Gregoriano - Allerona. The route continues straight ahead up to a small bridge after which it immediately turns left. The itinerary leaves the road that follows the course of the Paglia river for a beautiful uphill panoramic stretch. From here you can see the town of Acquapendente which dominates the Paglia valley and some stretches of the surrounding "volcanic...

The route begins at the crossroads between the SP Ponte Gregoriano - Allerona and the SS Cassia, and then continues alongside the course of the Paglia river up to S. Anna, a ruined farmhouse located on the right side of the road. Shortly after, leave the provincial road for another dirt road on the left. The crossing point offers a panoramic view of the Paglia valley, the Castle of Torre Alfina and, on the Umbrian side of the river, the Selva di Meana. Once you reach the access gate to the...

From the starting point on the SP Ponte Gregoriano - Allerona, the route always continues up to a small bridge after which you immediately turn left. After a stretch of quite demanding climb, it reaches a crossroads, where it turns right, until it reaches the entrance gate of the Reserve. From here the route continues inside the wood and then turns left onto the cycle path. From here it goes over the "Coal demonstration area" where there are some artifacts that testify to the ancient activity...

After a visit to the Church of Santo Sepolcro (its bright crypt was built in accordance with the church of the same name in the Holy Land) the route continues without problems till San Lorenzo Nuovo, where you can admire views of Lake Bolsena. Going down the volcanic crater, undertake a pleasant route along excavated streets leading to Bolsena, going up and down among olive groves, fields, and forests in the background. Road-houses and water only in San Lorenzo Nuovo. This trail is part of...

From Ponte a Rigo you can take this alternative route over the hills which goes from Proceno and has beautiful views over the Paglia valley below. This trail is part of the 2000 km long route of the Via Francigena which goes from Canterbury to Rome. To see all segments in Italy: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-francigena-italy To see all segments in Europe: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-francigena-eavf The segments for this route on Alltrails are numbered from 1 to 150 from...