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What to Do in Camporaghena & Nearby
Trails, medieval villages, gastronomy, events and nature in the heart of Lunigiana
Food & Restaurants
Agriturismo I Giunchi in Bagnone: local cuisine with a view
Read more →Agriturismo Luna in Quarazzana: hillside dinner with a view
Read more →Albergo Ristorante Da Remo in Monzone: hearty Lunigiana cuisine
Read more →Albergo Ristorante Il Sicomoro in Fivizzano: Lunigiana cuisine with a view
Read more →Lunigiana DOP Chestnut Flour
Read more →Locanda La Lina in Bagnone: Lunigiana cuisine in the historic centre
Read more →Ristorante Elisa in Comano: Lunigiana cuisine in a historic hotel
Read more →Ristorante I Fondi in Bagnone: fish cuisine in Lunigiana
Read more →Roba da Matti in Crespiano: restaurant with a social project
Read more →Trattoria Federici in Prota di Comano: Lunigiana home cooking
Read more →Trails & Hiking
Climbing in Equi Terme: equipped walls in the Apuan Alps
Read more →E-bike in Equi Terme: rental and routes
Read more →Lake Squincio & Lake Paduli
Read more →CAI Trail 100: Camporaghena Meadows
Read more →CAI Trail 102: Ospedalaccio Pass
Read more →Trail to Torsana
Read more →Trekking Camporaghena–Castello: loop between village and medieval ruin
Read more →Trekking the Groppi of Camporaghena: Monte Alto and the Apennine ridge
Read more →Trekking Monte Alto (1,901 m) from Camporaghena: ascent to the summit
Read more →Trekking Punta Buffanaro (1,879 m) from Camporaghena
Read more →Nature & Wildlife
Waterfalls of Equi Terme and Monzone: walks and swimming
Read more →Equi Caves: a journey underground
Read more →The Facion: Stone Guardians
Read more →Nature around Comano: hamlets, trails and the Taverone valley
Read more →Appennino Tosco-Emiliano National Park: nature between Tuscany and Emilia
Read more →Caving Adventure in Equi Terme: for the adventurous
Read more →Villages & Castles
Aiola: a tiny stone village in Lunigiana
Read more →Aulla: gateway to Lunigiana and the Via Francigena
Read more →Bagnone: castle, stream and historic centre
Read more →Barga: the most beautiful village in Garfagnana
Read more →Bibola: a small rural village in Lunigiana
Read more →Minor villages of Lunigiana: quick guide
Read more →Carrara: the city of marble
Read more →Casola in Lunigiana: a medieval village in the Taverone valley
Read more →Castello dell'Aquila in Gragnola: the Malaspina fortress
Read more →Castello di Verrucola: the medieval castle at the gates of Fivizzano
Read more →Castello Malaspina di Fosdinovo: the inhabited castle with sea views
Read more →Castelnuovo di Garfagnana: the capital of Garfagnana
Read more →Colonnata: the village of lard and marble
Read more →Comano: the service village 15 minutes from Camporaghena
Read more →Corniglio: a village in the Parma Apennines
Read more →Equi Terme: caves, thermal baths and adventure
Read more →Filattiera: a medieval village on the Via Francigena
Read more →Filetto: a square-shaped medieval village
Read more →Fivizzano: the Florence of Lunigiana
Read more →Fosdinovo: the Malaspina village with a castle and sea views
Read more →Gorfigliano: a mountain village in Garfagnana among quarries and the Apuan Alps
Read more →Gragnola: the medieval village with the Castello dell'Aquila
Read more →Castles of Lunigiana: a land of a hundred castles
Read more →Licciana Nardi: a village with a Malaspina castle on the road to Comano
Read more →Malgrate: a medieval village with a castle
Read more →Minucciano: a mountain village in the Apuan Alps
Read more →Monchio delle Corti: a village in the Parma Apennines
Read more →Montereggio: the village of books
Read more →Monzone: a village between the Apuan Alps and the Taverone valley
Read more →Mulazzo: Dante, the Malaspina and a medieval village
Read more →Museo della Tecchia in Equi Terme: prehistory in Lunigiana
Read more →Museum of Statue Stele in Pontremoli: the mysterious sculptures of Lunigiana
Read more →Pontremoli: castle, museum and bookshops
Read more →Puglianella: a small rural village in Lunigiana
Read more →Sassalbo: the sandstone village in the heart of the National Park
Read more →Treschietto: the village of onions and the ruined castle
Read more →Events & Traditions
Comano Cavalli (September)
La festa più importante della zona. Rassegna nazionale del cavallo Bardigiano, la razza locale. Spettacoli equestri, gare, mercato di prodotti tipici, musica e gastronomia.
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