Minozzo - Cisa Pass - Minozzo
Place:
42030 Villa Minozzo
Contacts:
- 0522 810430 IAT di Castelnovo ne' Monti
- 0522 812313
- iat@appenninoreggiano.it
Periods of Activity:
All year round, not advised when there's bad weather.
The conduct:
On horse, on a mountain bike
Route:
Minozzo - Cisa pass - Minozzo
Route:
Location Minozzo
It's about 5 km from the administrative capital
Route:
from the administrative capital you take the SP 59 in the direction of Ligonchio and stop in the town of Minozzo
It's about 5 km from the administrative capital
Route:
from the administrative capital you take the SP 59 in the direction of Ligonchio and stop in the town of Minozzo
Tourist Area:
Apennines
Geographic Area:
Appennino
Details of tour:
Itinerary in detail
Time needed: 3 hours
Difference in Altitude: 780 m
Difficulty: Easy
From the town of Minozzo, you follow the directions for Val Bucciana and Montefelecchio, the road rises following the northern wooded side of Mt Prampa, running between wooded areas and cultivated fields; Once past the fraction of Montefelecchio you follow the directions for Santonio and than for Coriano, after the town of Coriano you get to a small hill that divides Mt Torricella from Mt Prampa. The path starts just before Monteorsaro (1240 m), The highest town in the Reggiano Apennines, where you take the forest road that climbs to the right. The road first runs up the eastern side of Mt Cisa to then come out in the last parts before the peak in thick vegetation. Once at Cisa Pass you descend towards Montecagno. The gravel road runs between beechwoods, loose rock and prairies, until you come to a crossroads, here you leave the main road to take the one on the right. Following large curves you descend in to the woods that slowly give way to the cultivated fields of Grafagno. Once in the location Grafagno you take again the paved road that takes you back to Minozzo. (L. Lodi, F. Desco, G. Sghedoni, 1992)
Time needed: 3 hours
Difference in Altitude: 780 m
Difficulty: Easy
From the town of Minozzo, you follow the directions for Val Bucciana and Montefelecchio, the road rises following the northern wooded side of Mt Prampa, running between wooded areas and cultivated fields; Once past the fraction of Montefelecchio you follow the directions for Santonio and than for Coriano, after the town of Coriano you get to a small hill that divides Mt Torricella from Mt Prampa. The path starts just before Monteorsaro (1240 m), The highest town in the Reggiano Apennines, where you take the forest road that climbs to the right. The road first runs up the eastern side of Mt Cisa to then come out in the last parts before the peak in thick vegetation. Once at Cisa Pass you descend towards Montecagno. The gravel road runs between beechwoods, loose rock and prairies, until you come to a crossroads, here you leave the main road to take the one on the right. Following large curves you descend in to the woods that slowly give way to the cultivated fields of Grafagno. Once in the location Grafagno you take again the paved road that takes you back to Minozzo. (L. Lodi, F. Desco, G. Sghedoni, 1992)
Municipality:
VILLA MINOZZO
Piazza della Pace, 1, 42030 Villa Minozzo (RE)
0522 801122, 0522 801359
urp@comune.villa-minozzo.re.it
www.comune.villa-minozzo.re.it
Last update: December 12, 2023