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The ancient path, recently reopened for public use, extends south of the populated area, near the lighthouse. It allows access to the summit of Monte Serrone, where a military signaling station once stood.
The ancient path of Monte Serrone, recently reopened for public enjoyment, develops south of the inhabited center, near the lighthouse. It is a route that returns to the community and visitors a significant stretch of the local landscape, where nature, memory, and sea views come together.
The trail leads to the summit of Monte Serrone, a panoramic point from which to observe the coastline and the surrounding area. In the past, a military signaling station was located here, a testament to the strategic role this place played in coastal surveillance.
Today, the path invites a slow and suggestive walk, ideal for those wishing to discover the territory from a different perspective, amidst glimpses of the Adriatic, traces of history, and natural tranquility.
Stretching over four kilometers between Casabianca and Lido San Tommaso, the Fermo coastline is a Blue Flag destination that combines modern amenities with vast green spaces. The accommodation options are extremely varied, ranging from vacation villages to family-run B&B's, ideal for those seeking relaxation or beach life.
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