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  • Val d'Aveto e Valle...

    The Val d’Aveto and Valle Sturla, located in the heart of the Ligurian inland, offer some of the most scenic mountain landscapes in Liguria. Forests, alpine meadows, streams and ancient trails make these valleys a perfect destination for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts.

    Val d’Aveto is known for its wide Apennine views, beech forests and mountains rising above 1,500 metres, including Monte Maggiorasca, Monte Penna and Monte Aiona. Hiking trails cross woodlands, lakes, open grasslands and small mountain villages, offering routes suitable for both experienced hikers and those looking for panoramic walks.

    Valle Sturla preserves a quieter and more authentic atmosphere, with rural villages, ancient mule tracks and green valleys shaped by the Sturla stream. The trails connect small hamlets and panoramic ridges far from the busiest tourist routes.

    Surrounded by nature, silence and open views over the Ligurian Apennines, Val d’Aveto and Valle Sturla are ideal destinations for discovering the most authentic side of inland Liguria.

  • Val Fontanabuona

    The Val Fontanabuona, located in the inland area behind the Gulf of Tigullio, is one of the most characteristic valleys in Liguria, known for its historic villages, ancient mule tracks and panoramic routes connecting the coast with the Ligurian Apennines.

    The hiking trails cross chestnut forests, panoramic ridges and small rural villages that still preserve the authentic atmosphere of inland Liguria. Routes leading to Monte Caucaso, Monte Ramaceto and the hills of Val Cichero offer wide views over the Gulf of Tigullio and the surrounding mountains.

    Along the trails hikers can discover old churches, stone bridges, mountain pastures and villages such as Cicagna, Lorsica, Favale di Malvaro and Coreglia Ligure, where local traditions are still deeply rooted.

    Combining nature, history and scenic landscapes, Val Fontanabuona is an ideal destination for exploring the authentic side of the Ligurian inland.

  • Val Cichero

    The Val Cichero, also known as Val Cicana, is a small and peaceful valley in the Ligurian inland, surrounded by forests, ancient mule tracks and traditional rural villages. Located between Val Fontanabuona and Val d’Aveto, it offers quiet hiking routes immersed in nature.

    The trails cross chestnut woods, panoramic ridges and mountain pastures, making the valley ideal for hikers looking for scenic walks away from the busiest tourist areas. The surrounding hills offer wide views over the Ligurian Apennines and the nearby valleys.

    Along the routes hikers can discover small rural hamlets, old churches and traces of the traditional farming culture that shaped this part of inland Liguria. The silence of the forests and the authentic atmosphere of the valley make Val Cichero a perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

  • Val Graveglia

    The Val Graveglia, located in the inland area near Chiavari, is one of the most authentic valleys in Liguria, perfect for hikers looking for quiet trails surrounded by nature. Forests, ridgelines and ancient mule tracks create a landscape that still preserves its rural identity and peaceful atmosphere.

    The mountains surrounding the valley offer wide views over the Ligurian Apennines and, on clear days, all the way to the sea. Among the best-known peaks are Monte Zatta, famous for its beech forests, Monte Chiappozzo and Monte Bossea, reachable through scenic hiking routes crossing woods, open meadows and panoramic ridges.

    The trails connect small villages such as Reppia, Nascio, Arzeno, Cassagna, Gosita and Zerli, where local traditions and rural landscapes still define daily life. Along the way hikers can discover old stone houses, rural chapels, historic mines and panoramic viewpoints scattered throughout the valley.

    Less known than other areas of Liguria, Val Graveglia remains a peaceful and genuine destination, ideal for those looking to explore a quieter side of the Ligurian inland.

  • Val Petronio

    The Val Petronio, located inland from Sestri Levante in Liguria, is a valley rich in natural and cultural charm, stretching between lush mountains and characteristic villages.
    Among the main localities are Casarza Ligure, perhaps the most important center after Sestri Levante, Castiglione Chiavarese, known for its panoramic location and rural atmosphere, Velva, a small village immersed in greenery, and Bargone, nestled among woods and ancient mule tracks.

    The Petronio stream crosses the valley, giving the landscape a sense of freshness and vitality. The Val Petronio is a popular destination for trekking enthusiasts, with trails leading to peaks such as Monte Treggin, Monte Roccagrande, or Monte Alpe, offering breathtaking views of the Gulf of Tigullio and the Apennine mountain range.

    The valley plays a fundamental role in local tourism, attracting hikers and nature lovers, and significantly contributes to the economy of the Sestri Levante area, also thanks to agricultural production and tourism hospitality that enhances Ligurian traditions and the territory's biodiversity.

  • Val Trebbia

    The Val Trebbia, one of the most scenic valleys in the Ligurian Apennines, stretches through forests, mountains and traditional villages surrounded by nature. Crossed by the Trebbia River, famous for its clear waters and wild landscapes, the valley is a perfect destination for hiking and outdoor activities.

    The trails cross chestnut and beech forests, ancient mule tracks and panoramic ridges overlooking the Ligurian and Emilian Apennines. Hiking routes lead to mountains such as Monte Antola, Monte Prelà and Monte Carmo, through open meadows and unspoiled natural landscapes.

    Along the routes hikers can discover villages such as Montebruno, Rovegno, Fontanigorda and Gorreto, where mountain traditions are still deeply rooted. Stone bridges, rural churches and historic paths tell the story of a valley closely connected to the life of the Apennines.

    With its untouched nature, peaceful atmosphere and spectacular views, Val Trebbia is one of the most fascinating destinations for discovering the authentic Ligurian inland.