4.5
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508
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05:29
19.7km
260m
Hiking
Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
Last updated: August 3, 2026
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Riserva Naturale di Monte Mario
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19.7 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.16 km
4.62 km
3.67 km
2.97 km
2.08 km
1.17 km
Surfaces
7.06 km
5.52 km
3.63 km
2.64 km
488 m
210 m
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Comments
What a journey!
As you've probably read, this final stage isn't the greatest in regards to nature and beauty. The most important part for me is that I felt reasonably safe from traffic all day. There's mostly sidewalks all the way in!
The day started overcast, the first few kilometers on the Via Cassia are not worth doing. Then we went through a nature reserve, 13 kilometers from Rome and sooo close to nature... and then I'm in Rome. I had imagined it differently. I was a bit sad as I walked through the city... …
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The first 4 kilometers were like that too... cars driving or stuck in traffic💨. But, after an inconspicuous turnoff on the outer ring road around the city, you suddenly find yourself walking on …
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The first 6 km of today's walk was on the main road, Via Cassia, sometimes with pavement, sometimes without. The pavement was wide enough for only one person and there was so much weed, leaves, rubbish, and dog droppings that it was …
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The last leg of the journey wasn't a scenic gem – yet it had its own magic. The closer you get to Rome, the more clearly you feel the vast fields and hills of Tuscany giving way to the urban pulse of the Eternal City. The first few kilometers stretch along the Via Cassia, the ancient …
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