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- Montegrosso Pian Latte. Former sheperd village.
- Montegrosso Pian Latte.
- Pruning of the fruit trees by Renate Penasso.
- Case Fascei, once the summer village of the Montegrosso herders.
- Case Fascei, part of the municipality at 1300m. Beautiful starting area for all kinds of walks.
- March: Case Fascei, former shepherd village at 1300m, belongs to Montegrosso Pian Latte.
- One of the many views towards the higher Alps.
- Mountains in march.
- Poilarocca, the deserted settlement.
- Signpost in the middle of Poilarocca - the disappeared village.
- Ruined front of the former chapel of Poilarocca.
- Back side of the chapel.
- Ancient fresco's in the chapel of Poilarocca.
- The madonna at the top of the Monte Frontè. Don't forget to sign the guestbook in the metal drawer.
- The madonna at the top of the Monte Frontè.
- Pastore from Mendatica, bringing his cattle from the higher summer pasture to the lower winter pasture; this spectacle (see also our YouTube channel) is called the TRANSUMANZA.
- The transumanza at Upega, moving the herds to / from the Alpine pastures.
- Old water mill between Ponti di Pornassio and Montegrosso.
- Ponti di Pornassio, between Pieve di Teco and Montegrosso: you always drive through it; tip: take a walk around it.
- Forge at Pieve di Teco. Here they make very beautiful things. Worth a visit!
- The 'Portici' at Pieve di Teco
- From Monesì to the Redentore. Nicely indicated. It stands on the highest mountain in Liguria, the Monte Saccarello (2250m).
- Alternative marking of a 'sentiero', a walking path.
- Old border posts on the 'crinale' mountain range on the France / Italy border.
- You can encounter just anything in these areas . . .
- What did I just tell you . . . Practical joke of a hiker?
- 'Weatherstation' of Rifugio SanRemo.
- The Rifugio Sanremo. Key is to pick up at different places to stay here overnight.
- The Redentore (Our Lord): watches over the Valle Arroscia. Cool to walk there sometime.
- Just a beautiful picture. . .
- Bridge of the ancient donkey trail between Montegrosso and Mendatica.
- Waterfall close to the aforementioned donkey bridge. This is 1 of the places where you can cool off in very clear spring water during hot days.
- One of the many waterfalls in the area.
- The genuinely proud beekeepers of "Fratelli Bonello", the "Bonello brothers", producers of, among other things, transparent acacia honey. On the right Germano, friend and your neighbor.
- From Ponte di Nava, towards Upega, there are several places to bathe in the Tanaro River, but also: fly fishing (trout).
- The "Madonna della Neve"; Chapel at Upega, but belongs to Montegrosso Pian Latte, just like the extensive forest area "Le Navette". Located between Upega and the Redentore.
- Cinque Terre, a beautiful walking area, but very touristy. Day trip from Montegrosso.
- Boat that takes the walkers back to the 1st of the 5 villages. (of course you can also walk back).
- Beach at Monterosso (Cinque Terre)
- Beach of Imperia.
- Beach of Alassio en Albenga.
- Apart from the midst of August, it is fairly quiet o the beaches. Relaxing time.
- The 'Spunciaporchi', you can encounter them at one of the many village festivals: the sagras. Very nice music. See also our YouTube channel.
- It is a beautiful cycling area in Liguria; Hennie Kuiper - former pro race biker and world champion - said that he had trained a lot in these areas and knows the region very well. To be recommended!
- Bussana Vecchia, the artists' village. Now very touristy. Completely abandoned after an earthquake and - partly - taken back into use and restored by a Dutch person.
- Bussana Vecchia:beautiful storical village and worth a visit.
- Triora - where the notorious witch tribunal once was - is located on the hill to defend itself against the Moors.
- Triora, seen from below. Now there is a witch torture museum.
- One of the many marinas along the coast.
- Marina of Sanremo.
- Rocchetta Nervina, high in the valley of Ospedaletti. Art-loving village.