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Mount Antola – Antola Park Mountain Hut loop from Propata

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Mount Antola – Antola Park Mountain Hut loop from Propata

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Mount Antola – Antola Park Mountain Hut loop from Propata

04:58

11.6km

660m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 15, 2026

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Antola

Parco naturale regionale dell'Antola

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Bavastrelli Village

Highlight • Settlement

The small hamlet of Bavastrelli, nestled in the Antola Regional Natural Park, is an ideal starting point for some paths that lead to Monte Antola.

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Bavastrelli Village

Highlight • Settlement

The small hamlet of Bavastrelli, nestled in the Antola Regional Natural Park, is an ideal starting point for some paths that lead to Monte Antola.

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5.84 km

Chapel of the Sacred Heart of Antola

Highlight • Religious Site

A historic place, the former shelters of Monte Antola now closed, where unfortunately you cannot go by bike starting from the box but rather on the opposite side Propata-Caprile, you will find the recent CAI refuge a few hundred meters away.

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6.06 km

Mount Antola

Highlight • Summit

From the Casa del Romano the path develops along the ridge that borders the Ligurian side. Cross the pass of the three crosses and pass the detour to Caprile. We climb up to an altitude of 1,510 m and we find a crossroads where the marked path branches off to the left even if not very visible. However, both routes join later when the wood ends near a bench. The path here is clear and you can easily reach the large cross on the top of Monte Antola (1,597 m).

Those who want to can continue downhill following the signpost for the Antola Park Refuge to reach the characteristic Church of San Pietro, built in 2000 near the old Bensa Refuge, now abandoned. Here we find a porch useful in case of emergency and a small picnic area where you can have a packed lunch. We travel the way back on the way back.

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