Val d'Aveto Tourism
The splendor of the Apennines,
in the province of Genoa.
A unique territory, shaped by the flow of the Aveto river and surrounded by the crown of the Ligurian Apennines
Val d'Aveto: What to See
Val d'Aveto is the ideal place to rediscover the desire to explore new places.
It is the place where the Apennines look like the Alps, where the highest peaks of eastern Liguria greet the sea.
Mount Aiona
The 1700 meters of Monte Aiona represent one of the most popular destinations for all hikers in Val d'Aveto.
Once you reach the top, an incredible panorama will welcome you.
The Castle of Santo Stefano d'Aveto
In the main square of Santo Stefano d'Aveto,
the characteristic Catello Malaspina Fieschi welcomes us
with its pentagonal shape and reminds us of the centuries of history of the Aveto Valley
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Mount Gifarco
Over 1300 meters and the summit which welcomes, after a narrow rocky gully, the "Sword in the Stone"
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Il Lago delle Lame
At 1048 meters above sea level, Il Lago delle Lame is one of the most iconic settings in all of Aveto Valley.
Its glacial origin dates back to about 20,000 years ago, from the glacier of Monte Aiona, 1700 above sea level.
The top of Aiona can be reached from the lake in an exciting itinerary lasting 3 hours.
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The Forest of Monte Penna
A magical atmosphere, an enchanting forest.
For decades the forest of Monte Penna has supplied the Maritime Republic of Genoa with wood for the construction of galley oars.
The area lends itself to rest and relaxation. Even the ascent to Mount Penna offers enchanting views.
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