Hike the Salth Paths in Italy: ancient trails from Piedmont to the coast

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CASA ITALIA LLCWWW.LEARNITALIANTRAVELITALY.COM

WALK THE SALT PATHS (LA VIA DEL SALE)Fall 2015

The walk starts from I Piani di San Lorenzo, near San Sebastiano Curone in Piedmont and after crossing the Apennine Mountains, it will reach Le Cinque Terre, in the Liguria Region.

The journey: from Piedmont to Liguria.

San Sebastiano Curone, the last village before the Walk.

Piani di San Lorenzo. Elevation: 1096 meters

Some travellers

And another group

Some magic moments

THE VEGETATIONFlowers, trees, mushrooms, fungus and lichens.

An incredible journey to immerse in a pristine landscape and in a culture that encompasses two millennia of history and tradition.

Liguria’s architecture and typical décor.

Traditional mountain accommodation.

Paths built centuries ago are still in use, meandering through beech and chestnut forests

The traditional food and other local delicacies

We cover a great variety of terrains in our 3 to 6 hours daily walks: from rolling rocky paths, uneven, and exposed-above the tree line- to pine-needle covered paths in wooded areas.

On the crest of the mountain Looking down in the valley

Convents, stone buildings, a roman bridge, gourmet shopping. A day in the valley

“Il Ponte del Diavolo” a Roman bridge built overnight – according to a legend – by the Devil himself!

Churches as centers of faith and knowledge

The magic interior of a thousand years old church

An ancient tower watch, in the museum collection. Unique!

The unpredictable weather…

…it can be extremely fluctuating: from a beautiful sunny day in a few hours it can become a windy, cold and ominous day.

Typical accommodation

Arriving to the sea!

San Fruttuoso. A Few hours and the journey is completed.

San Fruttuoso: the walk is over! Now we move by boat.

Recco

Portofino: a gem not to be missed.

Camogli. Strolling in the ‘calles’, the narrow streets of seaside villages

One of the Cinque Terre

CASA ITALIA LLCWWW.LEARNITALIANTRAVELITALY.COM

Fall 2015

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