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The Zunche' and Tigiua Trails connect to each other, and together link the hamlet of Groppo to Trail N. 585. The trails were once used by farmers to reach their vineyards and forest properties. The trails had been abandoned for decades before we reopened them with other volunteers. The trailhead is in the village of ...
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Trail N. 504C, at the southeastern end of the Cinque Terre National Park, in the area of Tramonti, connects the farm settlement of Schiara to Trail N. 535 near Campiglia. The trailhead is on N. 504, a few meters from the Oratory of Sant'Antonio. After passing the oratory, Trail N. 504 turns to the right and descends to ...
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How much elevation gain can you achieve, using only the trails within the municipality of Riomaggiore, and without using the same trail more than once? Find out by participating in our VERTICAL CHALLENGE!
The rules are very simple:
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Trail N. 528C, also know as the "Via der Predao", is a short horizontal trail at the southeastern end of the Cinque Terre National Park, in the area of Tramonti.  It connects Trail N. 528V at Casa Cimo to Trail N. 528, passing at about 150 meters above sea level.  The trail starts on N. 528V, about 300 meters from ...
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Trail N. 528V is a vertical trail at the southeastern end of the Cinque Terre National Park, in the area of Tramonti.  It connects the tiny farm settlement of Chioso to the sea.  The trailhead is on Trail N. 528, about 600 meters from Campiglia in the direction of Persico. There is no signpost indicating the trail, ...
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Trail N. 528 is a vertical trail at the extreme southeastern end of the Cinque Terre National Park.  It originates outside of the park in Acquasanta, a small village on the Gulf of La Spezia, and enters the park at Campiglia. The oldest mention of the village of Campiglia dates back to the year 981. The descent to ...
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Trail N. 536 is a vertical trail at the southeastern end of the Cinque Terre National Park, in the area known as Tramonti. It starts on Trail N. 504 and descends to the sea via the agricultural settlement of Monesteroli. The trailhead is about 1 kilometer from the intersection of Trails 504 and AV5T at S. Antonio.Â...
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Trail N. 504 is a vertical trail at the southeastern end of the Cinque Terre National Park, in the area known as Tramonti. The trail originates in the village of Biassa, in the hills behind the Cinque Terre, and enters the National Park at S. Antonio, on Trail AV5T. A drinking water source is located in front of the ...
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Trail N. 534 is a vertical connection between Trail N. 535 and Trail AV5T, at the southeastern end of the Cinque Terre National Park in the area known as Tramonti.  Trail N. 534 once reached the sea, but the lower part was washed out by landslides and is inaccessible. It now starts on Trail 535 at the parking area ...
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Trail N. 531C is a short horizontal trail that connects provincial road SP370 to Trail N. 531 (the Beccara).  The trail starts at the southwestern end of the parking area on the Manarola side of Campertone Bridge. The first 30 meters are up a steep stairway lined on both sides by dry stone walls.
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