After about 300 meters the path crosses a brook where the vegetation gives way to typical species of the most humid environments such as ivy and, climbed over the small river, keep left with panoramic views over perched village of Pietrabruna and the numerous greenhouses and campaigns planted with anemones and buttercups. Always keeping left arriving on a wider mule track after about 200 meters shrinks through an oak wood.

After crossing the river again, it goes down towards a beautiful medieval bridge (XIII-XIV centuries), one of the numerous unexpected appearances of late-Romanesque populating the average Valley of San Lorenzo, and cross the river Tana; from here let’s climbs up a steep and narrow mule track, which runs along the river towards the town of Pietrabruna (attention during periods of rain it can be very slippery), where it is not uncommon to observe puddles with tadpoles, ivy and moss.

After about 20 minutes, let’s arrive on a wider concrete muletrack with views over anemones greenhouses, keep left and continue on a steep uphill for about 15 minutes, crossing the road that leads directly into the village.

Let’s take and continue on Via Martiri and, through the dense narrow alleys of the historic center, arriving initially in Via Duomo, where stands the neoclassical bulk of the parish church of Saints Matthew the Evangelist and Gregory the Great (1844), and from there, across the square of the Holy Annunziata oratory (early XVII cent.), Piazza Parolari, reach in Piazza Giovanni XXIII, from which go on to other routes (Follia Mountain, San Salvatore Mountain and Seven Fountains Mountain).