Hotel Clelia

This is a difficult and long route that passes through all the Cinque Terre: Deiva Marina - Piazza - Castagnola - Bonassola - Levanto - Legnaro - Riomaggiore. From Bonassola to Levanto you can use the former illuminated railway tunnel as a shortcut. On the way back, alternatively, from Levanto or Riomaggiore you can take the regional train along the coast.

The 1001 Miglia is the longest and most extreme cycling randonée on the old continent. It crosses the Po Valley, skirting the river Po river cycle route, crossing the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, reaching as far as Lake Bolsena. Going up again in Tuscany up to Siena, the route then touches the 5 Terre del Mar Ligure, to head again towards the plain in the direction of Castellania (birthplace of Fausto Coppi), the last stop before returning to Nerviano, place of departure and arrival of the...

This is a pleasant route through the chestnut grove of Pietra di Vasca, a dense forest, which reaches Monte Incisa (514m) starting in Lemeglio. The first part of the climb up to Monte Crocetta (446m) is very steep. After the climb it becomes more gentle. The return is very pleasant with a gradual descent that offers wonderful views of the gulf of Genoa.

This route offers you the opportunity to find ancient connecting roads between the different hamlets of Monaco. Between Bracco and San Saturnino there are points with wild crossings. Follow the offline map as not all junctions are marked.

A round trip excursion that starts from the village of Piazza and proceeds on the path following the tracks of the jeeps until reaching the Passo di Bracco (612m). This Pass is important because it connects the Cinque Terre with the La Spezia hinterland. The last stretch is not on the path so it is advisable to use the GPS.