Isola Maggiore

Stage 7 - from Isola Maggiore to Passignano

Description

After savouring the pleasure of the ferry that takes us back to Punta Navaccia, we arrive at Tuoro sul Trasimeno, then the path continues to Sanguineto, a very small hamlet, and then climbs up to the panoramic road, from where we can again appreciate the lake from above in all its beauty. You then arrive at Gosparini, where you can admire a beautiful panorama. From here, the path begins its slow descent towards Passignano sul Trasimeno, passing through woods and olive groves.

From

Isola Maggiore

To

Passignano

Distance

25,7 Km

Increase in altitude

+680 m

Loss of altitude

-660 m

Road Sign

Yes

Travel time

7 h 28 m

Water sources

Yes

Resting areas

Yes

Degree of difficulty

moderate

After a restful stop on Isola Maggiore, for the seventh stage we set off by ferry back to Punta Navaccia, and then proceed to Tuoro sul Trasimeno. Located on the northern part of the lake, this village, one of the most important in the area, is known for the Battle of Hannibal that took place here in 217 BC. Evidence of this battle is collected in the Hannibal Museum located in the historic centre of the village, where you will also find the Church of Santa Maria Maddalena, defined by Pope Leo XIII as a “little St. Peter” for its 23-metre-high dome. The route then continues to Sanguineto, a small hamlet of Tuoro, and climbs up to the panoramic road, from which one can again admire the lake from above in all its beauty. Continuing along the path, we then reach Gosparini, another suggestive panoramic point, where it is possible to stop for a rest.

After a few kilometres through woods and olive groves, we reach Passignano sul Trasimeno, an ideal destination for a pleasant walk along its lakeside promenade and to admire a wonderful sunset, toasting the end of the stage at one of its many bars.

Water sources

Rest points

Advice

Information (for example, how to arrive by public transport)