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Celtic Hut at Passo Centocroci – Mount Cantiere loop from Palagano

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Celtic Hut at Passo Centocroci – Mount Cantiere loop from Palagano

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Celtic Hut at Passo Centocroci – Mount Cantiere loop from Palagano

03:50

36.1km

1,310m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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IT4040005 - SIC-ZPS - Alpesigola, Sasso Tignoso e Monte Cantiere

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Piane di Mocogno

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The Piane di Mocogno are one of the most popular plateaus in the Modena Apennines, surrounded by woods and wide open spaces. In winter, they host ski slopes and cross-country skiing trails, while in summer they become a starting point for hiking, trekking, and mountain biking thanks to a network of marked trails.

The area offers tourist services and several dining options, including La Baita del Duca, Ristorante Mazzieri, and Pizzeria Grizzly.

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Saint Geminian's Church in Piano di Mocogno

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Il Grotto Panoramic Viewpoint with View of Monte Cimone

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Panorama with Mount Cimone

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Via Vandelli After Passo Cento Croci Towards Santona

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Passo Cento Croci

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Passo Cento Croci offers splendid views over the Cimone Valley, starting from the woods surrounding Castellino di Riolunato and the village over there, at the foot of the highest peak of the northern Apennines, with its 2,165 meters of altitude. On the other side, the Val Dragone extends, largely still untouched and characterized by woods as far as the eye can see. You can see the wind turbines of Madonna di Pietravolta and, more in the distance, the profile of the hills of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines: Monte Cusna and Monte Prado.
At the pass there is also the small Chapel of Cento Croci which makes the area even more pleasant.

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