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A circular excursion that starts from Quarto die Mille, a district of the eastern Genoese, up to the beginning of the climb towards the Ligurian Apennines. After a short road trip, from the cemetery, we enter the paths that lead to Monte Fasce, passing through Monte Moro. The summit of Monte Moro in the second post-war period was the subject of reforestation with maritime pines, damaged several times by arson. Continuing along the service road towards the north, after a few bends you reach...

Great excursion, starting from Quarto dei Mille. The path can be slippery and challenging, especially around Fasce. It starts in the direction of Monte Moro, crossing the ridge and arriving in Colanesi. From here, take the Path to Nervi which runs along the Nervi stream and reaches Molinetti. Continue on Via Molinetti di Nervi which descends to Quinto al Mare.

This route starting from Quarto dei Mille allows you to reach Monte Fasce (832 m), a mountain in the Ligurian Apennines. The first peak is Bric Ciurli (325 m) which can be reached along the Montetto - Bric Ciurli path. The second is the Cresta di Monte Moro (575 m). Along the way you will also find the Croce di Nervi, located on Mount Scaggia in memory of the 2020 Pandemic year.

This route on the Ligurian Apennines on mule tracks and asphalted road starts from Quarto dei Mille and arrives at Monte Bastia (848 m). The short stretch of paved road is halfway after Monte Borriga (546 m). On the way back you can follow an alternative road and pass through Monte Fasce (832 m) and thus complete a circular route.

An excursion around the Ligurian Apennine Mountains which rises behind the eastern districts of Quarto dei Mille, Quinto al Mare and Nervi, protecting them from the winter north wind. This itinerary can be covered on foot or by mountain bike, starting from Quarto dei Mille. Follow the path until you get to Salita Carupola which goes up to Monte Barriga, and proceeding on the provincial road you arrive at the deviation that will lead to Monte Fasce, after enjoying the view you return to the...