Ca' Romano I – Hiking Trails, Truffles and Gorges

A circular hike starting from Ca' Romano I reaches Monte di Montiego after 5.7 km. Guided hikes are also offered in Acqualagna. Monte di Montiego and the guided hikes in Acqualagna are two distinct hiking options.

Hiking Trails with Different Levels of Difficulty

The hiking trails near Ca' Romano I differ in length and difficulty. The easy Ca Baldo route is connected to Ca' Romano I and is 6.57 km long. The moderately difficult Fuori sentiero badia di naro route is also connected to Ca' Romano I and covers 4.54 km. At 6.57 km, Ca Baldo is longer than Fuori sentiero badia di naro at 4.54 km; at the same time, the second route is moderately difficult and the first is easy. At 5.7 km, the circular hike across Monte di Montiego provides another specific distance. The distances and the two difficulty levels provide a clear framework for a day of hiking. When planning the day, breaks and pacing can be adjusted to the respective trail length.

Active Days in Acqualagna

There are also specific opportunities for active days in Acqualagna beyond the hiking trails. Guided horseback excursions are accompanied by a qualified guide. There are numerous mountain-biking routes for cyclists. In the Acqualagna area, equipped climbing sections are located on the rock faces of the Nerone, Catria and Petrano mountains. For an active day, the preferred form of exercise can make the difference: horseback riding, mountain biking or rock climbing.

Gola del Furlo and the Landscape near Naro

Gola del Furlo and the landscape near Naro offer specific connections with nature. The Gola del Furlo nature reserve includes an information centre associated with Località Furlo in Acqualagna. The nearby settlement of Abbadia di Naro lies on the edge of a gorge carved by the Candigliano River. The nearby Naro Gorge is considered deep and scenic, but it is not visible from the main road.

Truffles, Tastings and Regional Cuisine

Acqualagna also has a seasonal truffle route. It leads to locally gathered white truffles, black truffles in February and summer truffles, which can be tasted along the route. The International Truffle Fair combines a market with cooking shows, tastings, exhibitions, workshops and sensory experiences. At the Museo del Tartufo di Acqualagna, the world of truffles is presented in three experience-oriented areas. In Acqualagna, the truffle is therefore simultaneously a seasonal product, the subject of the fair and the focus of the museum.

History in Nearby Places

A historical connection can be found at the nearby Petra Pertusa Abbey. San Pier Damiani became abbot there in 1040.

For further orientation in the region, you can also discover Borgo Santa Maria, Petriano, Villagrande, Gradara, Torrette, Isola di Fano, Sant'angelo In Vado and San Michele.

For the broader travel overview: Pesaro - Urbino.