Colle dei Bagari – Monterosso 🥾🪵🌳⛰☀️

Hiking to “Semaforo” (see previous post: http://irisblog.cinqueterreblu.it/2020/11/22/monterosso-semaforo-colle-di-gritta-another-beautiful-hike-%f0%9f%98%80%e2%98%80%ef%b8%8f%f0%9f%98%80/ and walking in the direction of “Colle di Gritta”, you meet a brand new sign to reach Monterosso (Fegina side) cutting down the woods (path nr 513).

I think/guess (and will certainly try it !) the hiking would be “a little easier” and safer climbing it up: going down it was sometime very challenging and even rough (see the pictures below), but it’s a good solution to make a round trip which takes a bit more than 2 hours accompanied by silence and peace of this this beautiful Mediterranean nature.

During the whole way, you will not see any “red/white” signs against trees, stones or walls (as it should be), but when you arrive and see this signboard (here below), you are almost there:

To start the path (from Monterosso, at the very end of Via Mesco), you really have to pass through a private track (for 300m) which looks like this (see the beginning here below) ……hopefully who is in charge of this sector at the City Hall, will take care and make the START sign correctly and easy to see in order to let everybody notice it 😉👋🏻