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@liguriah : Saturday, 19th December 2020:ChiavariAs weather forecast seems more promising tomorrow/Saturday than on Sunday, is anyone up for walking along the classical Chiavari-Montallegro trail? The pilgrim route offers several detours, that make the hike suitable both under sunshine and on a rainy day.We could then take the direct route (via the churches of Sampierdicanne and Maxena) or the scenic route (via the churches of Madonna delle Grazie and either Madonnetta or Campodonico)… and, if we arrive to

@liguriah : Moving on to the end of July 2016, it was the week of the natural swimming pool, so of course our goal was to hike to Portovenere and swim to Palmaria Island. For the first time, we ventured to the lookout point of Mt Muzzerone known as “Jump of the Mother in Law”(!).. and it was absolutely stunning. It was hard for the 17 of us to stand too close to the cliff ledge, as it led to a sheer drop of more than 200 metres into the sea. You would need to be one witch of a mother in law, to survive here

@liguriah : Catching up with the lost hikes, it was mid-July in 2016 and the clear sky granted us plenty of sunshine and neat views from Moneglia to Riva Trigoso; from our lunch spot and below our umbrella, we could see our ultimate goal (the Asseu cliff), which we eventually reached, after passing by the Baffe tower and an ominous sign warning us that there may be hikers along the way. Scary!MediaFrom Moneglia to Scoglio dell’Asseu via Liguriah https://ift.tt/3pnMoQ3

@liguriah : Catching up with the lost hikes, it was July 2016 and, as every year, Rapallo was getting ready to pay tribute to the Virgin Mary (who allegedly appeared on the Montallegro hills in 1557) with 3 days of celebrations. Needless to say, the chosen hike was Rapallo-Montallegro; to make it complex, we reached the shrine by hiking on the higher Mt Pegge… and found plenty of overgrown vegetation, that had us cry “ouch!” quite a few times. But all’s well that ends well: we had a relaxing and panoramic l

@liguriah : Catching up with the lost hikes, we move on to June 2016; this time, our hike was in Ponente; many lookout points accompanied us along the path from Spotorno and the fortified town of Noli to Varigotti. However, none of them was as memorable as our lunch spot: with the blue sea as backdrop and a cave to shelter us from the heat, the Cave of Brigands (just below Capo Noli) was like a theatre from heaven… and there was plenty of space in the theatre, to welcome the 33 of us!MediaFrom Spotorno/Noli

@liguriah : Catching up with the lost hikes, it was (again!) the end of May 2016; this time the quest was quite ambitious as it involved a long loop from Casarza Ligure. Reaching the peak of Mt Treggin (870mt) meant enduring a rather steep hike in warm weather, however the top was pleasantly cool; we could enjoy our lunch break, with views over the Sestri Levante inland (as far as to Portofino and Mt S.Nicolao), before moving on to the “EE” rated Roccagrande ridge and the Bargone lake, which allegedly dates

@liguriah : Catching up with the lost hikes… it was the end of May 2016 and it was a short hike (“trail of the 2 gulfs” from Camogli to Recco), since we had just walked the day before, from Deiva to Framura. Nevertheless, the path had its challenges and its rewards, as we could enjoy some memorable views over the Paradise and Tigullio Gulfs first… and, later, free focaccia di Recco (and the queueing wasn’t too bad!)MediaHiking for Recco focaccia via Liguriah https://ift.tt/36m6K3g

@liguriah : Catching up with the lost hikes… it was the end of May 2016 and we hiked from Deiva Marina to Framura on a sunny Saturday: as we were 17, it was ruled out that we would fit a minibus to Castagnola; instead, we walked on the coastal blue-green path via Punta Apicchi. It turned out to be a good choice, as the sea had glorious colors, Alexis could slap a high five with the lion of Anzo, the hiking party had plenty of time to wander across the hamlets of Framura, as well as have a brave swim in its

@liguriah : Saturday, 3rd October 2020:Ronco ScriviaIt turns out that the weather this weekend is not so favourable for hiking, let alone swimming. However, on Saturday afternoon we’ll have a short sunny break from the rain. Shall we have a short hike to the royal mountain of Ronco Scrivia?If it were so, let’s meet at 13:55 at Ronco Scrivia… and head up to the top of Monte Reale, across chestnut woods and pudding stone formations. The mountain peak hosts the shrine of Loreto, where once stood a castle. The

@liguriah : Saturday, September 19th:S.Margherita LigureAfter having three hikes between Sestri and Levanto, shall we head back to Portofino Park and see if we can find yet one more secluded beach? More specifically, the idea is to pay a visit to Cala Vitrale, the enchanting and mysterious bay that, despite being just behind Portofino, is often ignored by hikers. According to a report from one year ago ( https://portofinotrek.com/en/trail-map/20-portofino-cala-vitrale.html ), the trail might actually be dam