Framura
Monesteroli Staircase
Over 1,000 steps between Monesteroli and Costa dei Pozzai: one of the steepest trails in Liguria, with verified data on elevation gain and time.
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Framura
Over 1,000 steps between Monesteroli and Costa dei Pozzai: one of the steepest trails in Liguria, with verified data on elevation gain and time.
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Alassio
A short trail in the hinterland of Alassio towards San Bernardo, among the Mediterranean scrub fragrant with rosemary.
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Camogli
Trail 101 of the Portofino Park, from Camogli to San Fruttuoso via Pietre Strette: verified data on distance, elevation gain, and time.
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Bonassola
Trail 661 from Bonassola towards the inland, passing through Salto della Lepre: verified official data on distance, elevation gain, and time.
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Genova
The trail that retraces the ancient aqueduct of Genoa, among historic arches and the Bisagno valley: an easy route rich in history.
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Liguria
The great ridge itinerary that crosses Liguria from the French border to Tuscany: verified data for all 43 stages.
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Riomaggiore
The Via dell'Amore between Riomaggiore and Manarola is open: entry only with a booking and the Cinque Terre Card, one way from Riomaggiore, in about half an hour. 2026 opening hours and tips.
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Dolceacqua
An EE trail in the alpine hinterland of Val Nervia, near the French border: verified data on distance and classification.
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Dolceacqua
A loop in the inland area of the extreme Ponente, among olive trees and medieval villages near the French border: verified data on the route and elevation gain.
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Cervo
The twenty-fourth stage of the Liguria Trail, the path that crosses the entire region: from Andora to Cervo, verified official data.
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Cinque Terre
The coastal path connecting the villages of the Cinque Terre: verified data on distance, difficulty, paid access, and the condition of individual sections.
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Liguria
The great multi-stage itinerary that crosses Liguria from west to east: verified data stage by stage (29 out of 30 stages found).
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Volastra
A nearly 10 km coastal path connecting the Marian sanctuaries above the Cinque Terre: verified data on distance, elevation gain, and travel time.
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Sanremo
Guide to Bussana Vecchia, the village partially destroyed by the 1887 earthquake and reborn as an artists' village: studios, ruins, the Church of Sant'Egidio, and tips.
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Liguria
Five verified trails in Liguria: starting and ending points, code, one-way or loop, km, elevation gain, difficulty, time, and responsible authority for each route.
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Alassio
How to reach Alassio by train and by car, the table of car parks with measured walking distances, parking rates and where you can park for free.
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Pietra Ligure
Guide to the beaches of Pietra Ligure: sand and small pebbles, free and equipped areas, families, dogs, and practical advice.
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Albenga
What to see in Albenga in one day: Baptistery, medieval towers, museums, alleys, promenade and views of Gallinara Island.
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Bordighera
A one-day itinerary for Bordighera: seafront, Sant'Ampelio, old town, Bicknell Museum, and tips on adding the Beodo Trail.
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Liguria
How to explore the Riviera di Ponente by train: Genoa, Finale, Alassio, Cervo, Diano, Imperia, and Sanremo with realistic stops.
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Liguria
Itinerary between Camogli and San Fruttuoso: fishing village, boat, trails, abbey, Christ of the Abyss, and practical tips.
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Alassio
Muretto, Budello, seafront, via Iulia Augusta and Villa della Pergola: how long each takes, how far it is from the station and what needs booking.
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Liguria
Itinerary between Noli and Varigotti: medieval center, San Paragorio, beaches, colorful village, and the Pilgrim's Path.
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Cervo
The shore below the village is not one single beach: small clubs, free stretches, the Porteghetto, the Ciappellette and Capo Mimosa. Which to choose and how to get there.
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