Via Beccara
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Pedro Pereira
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"Via Beccara is a hiking trail that connects the two villages of Riomaggiore and Manarola, two of the five villages that make up the Cinque Terre National Park on the Italian Riviera. It's the original path that connected the two towns before the famous Via dell'Amore (Lover's Path) was built.
The trail is known for being steep and challenging, with over 600 steps to climb up to the top of Corniolo Hill, which offers stunning panoramic views of the Mediterranean coastline, the vineyards, and the colorful villages. After reaching the peak, the trail then descends towards Manarola. "
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amy posey
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"This is the "high" trail between towns. It's not easy, especially on a hot summer day. Wear proper hiking shoes, bring water, and take lots of breaks. It's quiet a peaceful hike, especially as a respite from the throngs of tourists. You'll earn your pasta after completing even one town-to-town hike."
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Kathleen Norton
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"The alternative path to Manarola the Via dell'Amore"
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