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Wednesday 7th May 2025

This was similar to the previous day.... a day of two halves. We walked from Piccolo Raieda to one of the main attractions on the trail, Monte Adone, and then on to Furcolo. The route then goes from Furcolo to Monzuno along a busy tarmac road with little space for walkers, and rather thatn do this we took a bus between Furcolo and Monzuno. This gaves us time in hand and enabled a visit to La Mucche di Guglielmo for cheese tasting. The climb from the farm back to the road was quite steep, and therefater the trail reached new heights of Sasso Rosso, Monte Poggio Santa Croce 937m and Monte del Galletto. After that there was a steady descent to Madonna dei Fornelli.

Badolo to Furcolo
Distance Time Elevation in meters

Km
Elapsed
Hrs-Mins
Moving
Hrs-Mins
Gain Loss Min Max
8.13 3H39 1H42 370 436 405 638

   

   

 

 

 

Furcolo to Monzuno by Bus

Courtesy of Via degli Dei - L'Escurnoista editora 1:25,000

Monzuno to Madonna di Fornelli

Distance Time Elevation in meters

Km
Elapsed
Hrs-Mins
Moving
Hrs-Mins
Gain Loss Min Max
13.02 5H15 3H03 538 358 603 949

   

   

 

 

 

Total
Distance Time Elevation in meters

Km
Elapsed
Hrs-Mins
Moving
Hrs-Mins
Gain Loss Min Max
21.15 8H54 4H45 908 794 405 949

   

   
 

L to R: Michael, Agnese, Alberto, Ermes, Eduardo, Gianluca. Barbara, Ornella and Rossella

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Mont Adone

 

Signing the visitor's book

 

 

Casa del Perigrino

 

 

 

 

Waiting for the bus at Furcolo

Arriving at Monzuno

Heading out of Monzuno

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cheese Tasting

 

On the path again after cheese tasting

 

 

 

Getting muddy again

 

 

 

 

 

Le Croci 850m

Wind turbine on the ridge, with a "wind organ" next to it. (10 km in 4H30)

Heading down to Madonna dei Fornelli

 

Santuario della Madonna dei Fornelli

Its name refers to the ancient furnaces traditionally used to make charcoal from wood and lime from stones, and to the devotion to Our Lady of the Snow, to whom the Sanctuary is dedicated. The building you see today dates back to the early 1900s and became a parish church and sanctuary in 1960. In the apse there is an oil painting on copper plate, depicting the Virgin with Child. The bell tower, 33 metres high with an octagonal spire, was completed in 1994.

 

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