Levà is an essential milestone for hikers aiming for the high ridges.
Characteristics: The trail is steep and paved with stone slabs in some sections (Marker: Red Cross). Once past the olive groves, the vegetation changes drastically: you enter a mixed forest of holm oaks and oak trees before emerging onto the high mountain meadows.
Historical Value: These paths were part of the ancient network used to transport sea salt toward the Po Valley, avoiding the heavy taxes of the main commercial roads.
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