Naturalist Places of Interest
The Vezzeno is one of the lesser rivers, running through a short valley that it has shaped in a fascinating way, with gorges and ravines ...-
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A fascinating route that winds between thick forests wrapped in silence, small villages and rolling hills, until it descends to the plain.
The Roccia Cinque Dita - Five-Finger Rock - is an ophiolitic mass sticking up between the valleys of the Ceno and the Nure in the municipality of Farini. The goal of mountaineers, it is reached from the Pass of the Pianazze.
Monte Lama, 1346 metres high, with its interesting geology and vegetation, can be reached on foot from the Pass of the Pianazze.
Monte Castellaro, formed by ophiolitic rocks, dominates the town of Groppallo, reaching an altitude of 1005 metres. The church of the Assunta is visible from afar thanks to its wonderful position.
At the Pass of the Cappelletta, between the Nure and the Perino it is possible to visit the small chapel erected in 1897 and dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
Monte Aserei, 1432 metres above sea level, offers a spectacular view over the Nure and Trebbia valleys. Various paths, some suited to trekking, lead excursionists to their goal.
In the valley of the Crocelobbia, a stream rising on the slopes of Monte Albareto and then running down past Nicelli towards the Nure, various rocks of serpentinised pyroxenites have been identified, traces of ancient magmatic activity.
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