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Oppiano Path

Itinerary 2

Duration: 2 hour/s
Difficulty Level: easy
Length: 2 km

Directions
In the stretch between Collecchio and Fornovo, in the locality of Gaiano, one turns right where there is the road sign of the Park - Chiesa di Oppiano. At the end of the road one parks in the small square in front of the church and comes down the stairs by the notice board taking the path on the left.

Oppiano Path

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Oppiano Path

Itinerary 2