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The Canova di Biforco is located among the hills of the Forlì Apennines, in an area abundant with forests, waterways, and ancient villages. It sits on Monte Girone, overlooking the Montone Valley, just a short walk from the historic abbey of San Donnino in Soglio, a place of tranquility and spirituality that now serves as a landmark for hikers and those who appreciate silence. The region is interwoven with the Margherita Trails, a well-marked system of hiking paths that wind through beech forests, chestnut groves, and scenic ridges, making it perfect for trekking, refreshing walks, and mountain biking.
About a 15-minute drive away is Rocca San Casciano, a small town situated by the Montone River, featuring supermarkets, restaurants, weekly markets, and other amenities. The village still retains an authentic and peaceful atmosphere and is known for traditional events like the Bonfire Festival. From here, you can continue to Portico di Romagna, one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy, with its stone houses and charming medieval views, or explore the clear pools of the river at Bocconi and Portico, ideal for a summer dip or a relaxing moment in nature.
In less than half an hour, you can reach Premilcuore, located in the heart of the Casentino Forests Park, traversed by the Rabbi River, another natural gem of the area. In the opposite direction, Dovadola is worth a visit for its museum dedicated to Benedetta Bianchi Porro and the Guido Guerra Historical Hall. Nearby, you’ll also find the small yet captivating “vulcanino” of Monte Busca, the smallest crater in Europe, along with numerous spiritual itineraries: the area is indeed crossed by stages of the Assisi Path, the Dante Path, the Saint Anthony Path, and the Saint Francis Path.
The location of Canova makes it ideal for those looking to explore a still relatively untouched territory, rich in surprising views, history, and local traditions. Whether you come to hike, meditate, write, observe wildlife, or simply slow down, these places offer space, breath, and authentic beauty in every season.