The slope from Radicofani along the old Via Cassia is one of the most beautiful and exciting tracks along the Via Francigena: sorrounded by boundless hills and Mount Amiata, at your back the Rocca.

Arriving at Ponte a Rigo we travel along the bottom of the Paglia valley, following the via Cassia as far as Ponte Gregoriano, before tackling the last short climb towards Acquapendente.

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Be careful to the car traffic on the Cassia road!

Road-houses in Ponte a Rigo and Centeno, water in Ponte Gregoriano.

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