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Mount Roncalla, Ciapa Liscia, and the Tribolata Valley – Discovering the Wild Side of the Apennines
Guiddy Difficulty Levels
Intermediate
Description
Welcome to one of the wildest and most surprising corners of the Apennines! With Guiddy, we'll take you to the border between Emilia and Liguria, in the heart of the Upper Val Nure, amidst solitary ridges and unique rock formations.
This excursion will take you across the mysterious Ciapa Liscia, a huge slab of stone smoothed by millennia, up the panoramic Monte Roncalla, and finally down into the legendary Valle Tribolata, a place that seems to come straight out of a Dante's inferno. An experience for true Guidders!
✨ Why choose this excursion
- It is wild and off the beaten path, perfect for those who love the solitude of the mountains.
- The Valle Tribolata is a unique place in Italy, a true natural spectacle.
- The views from Monte Roncalla are breathtaking.
- The itinerary is varied and never boring, with climbs, ridges, and technical descents.
- It is the ideal excursion for adventurous Guidders looking for authentic emotions.
Booking info
Free cancellation
To receive a refund, you have time to cancel up to 1 days in advance.
Insurance included
Injury and luggage insurance coverage with Unipol Sai.
Group chat
After booking, a few days before the event, you'll be added to the group chat for info about the trek, meeting time, and to coordinate carpooling.
Carpooling
We always organize carpooling, so even if you don’t have a car, don’t worry: we’ll find a way to get you there!
Guide
Francesca
A geologist by training, I am an AIGAE-certified Environmental Hiking Guide, and for more than ten years I have also worked in environmental education for adults and children in schools, parks, and museums. My job is to help people see that a rock is a true open book of natural history, and that even the droppings of a wild animal can be BEAUTIFUL. When I’m not sharing science with others or leading hikes, I’m probably trying to work out whether a spider could become my new best friend (by talking to it, of course). My life is a mix of salami sandwiches eaten in the middle of the woods and “wow, look at this beetle, it’s amazing!” — because honestly, what could be better?
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