Trails for the Use from Bellaria – loop tour
Trails for the Use from Bellaria – loop tour
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Trails for the Use from Bellaria – loop tour
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12.7km
20m
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The "Trails for the Use from Bellaria – loop tour" offers a scenic journey along the Uso River, exploring its banks through diverse riparian environments and green spaces. This moderate hike spans 7.9 miles (12.7 km) with a relatively flat terrain, featuring only 70 feet (21 metres) of elevation gain. You can expect to complete this loop in about 3 hours and 12 minutes, making it an accessible option for various users. The paths are generally easy to navigate, comprising riverside trails, white dirt roads, and marked routes, often allowing you to switch between riverbanks via footbridges.
This popular loop tour near Bellaria-Igea Marina is well-regarded for its accessibility, accommodating hikers, runners, and cyclists. The trail system is designed for various users, from those seeking a simple stroll to more active adventurers. Along the route, you will find areas equipped for rest, informative panels, and even facilities for physical activity and games for children, making it suitable for families. While specific trailhead access or parking details are not provided, its popularity suggests ease of access within the Bellaria-Igea Marina region.
The "Trails for the Use from Bellaria – loop tour" is notable for its versatility and immersive riverside exploration, closely following the Uso River. It forms part of a broader network of routes that highlight the Bellaria-Igea Marina region's blend of coastal charm and natural inland beauty. The route also offers cultural and historical context, as it can connect to or pass by sites like Villa Torlonia. Its amenities, including rest areas and exercise equipment, enhance the overall experience, making it a significant local attraction for outdoor enthusiasts.
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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6.34 km
Villa Torlonia (The Tower)
Highlight • Historical Site
The Tower hosted the painful maturation of Pascoli's poetry; it was from here that his father had left that 10 August 1867, with the gig pulled by the famous starling mare, never to return, murdered by strangers on his return from the Cesena market.
At that point the Pascoli family had to leave the Torlonia farm and return to their birthplace in the center of the town.
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On the sides of the main building, protruding forward, two smaller buildings: one served as the farmer's house, as a warehouse and shelter for tools; the other, on the opposite side, is the nineteenth-century church of SS. Peter and Paul, which has remained intact, where Masses are still celebrated; leaning against the church was the apartment of the Pascoli family, where the family lived from 1862 to 1867.
With the Torlonia family, the Torre became a model agricultural company and continued to prosper until the end of the Second World War; on the death of Don Giovanni Torlonia the grandchildren sold the property which was the scene of great peasant struggles in the early 1950s to prevent the estate from being dismembered.
The farms were eventually purchased by individuals and the building passed to private owners.
Since 1983 Villa Torlonia has been owned by the municipality: from that moment the restoration phase has begun which has restored and will bring the Villa back to its ancient splendor.
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Villa Torlonia is also an integral part, together with the birthplace, of the Parco Poesia Pascoli, a participatory cultural project that aims to enhance the poetry of Giovanni Pascoli linked to San Mauro, the birthplace of the Poet, and to a whole territory and its excellence. .
(Source: comune.sanmauropascoli.fc.it/servizi/Menu/dinamica.aspx?idSezione=1&idArea=3&idCat=516&ID=565&TipoElemento=pagina)
The site of the Parco Poesia Pascoli and the Villa di Torlonia (La Torre):
parcopoesiapascoli.it
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Uso River Trails
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12.7 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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8.25 km
3.09 km
1.30 km
Surfaces
4.49 km
3.76 km
3.63 km
716 m
< 100 m
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Monday 20 July
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Path taken from "Paths - Rimini paths between nature and history", hiking guide of the province of Rimini, a guide only in pdf downloadable at the following link:
riviera.rimini.it/publication/sentieri.html
Path:
Bellaria - Cycle and pedestrian path Paths of Use - Bridge over the Rio Salto - Via Viona - Villa Torlonia …
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