Monte Menegosa
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Escursione·Moderato·Panoramico·Gemma nascosta

Monte Menegosa

Emilia-Romagna

Menegosa (1,356 m) is a dark hump of ophiolite — ancient ocean-floor rock — cloaked in beech, with the little chapel of the Madonna di Menegosa on top. Paths from Pratopiano or Cassimoreno climb through the forest to the open crest, looking over the Piacenza hills to Monte Ragola and the Ligurian ridges.

Durata
3–4 ore
Distanza
9 km
Dislivello
+500 m
Stagione migliore
aprile – novembre

Parcheggio · Gratuito

Free parking at Pratopiano or Cassimoreno (Ferriere / Bettola).

Acqua

Spring on the approach; the ridge is dry.

Punti salienti

  • Ophiolite ("ocean floor") summit rock
  • Small hilltop chapel
  • View over the Arda and Ceno valleys

Con il tuo cane

Off-leash tolerated on the summit ridge away from the chapel and grazing.