Stage 23 – links though public transport
Stage services reached: Ostello Carbonile e Rifugio Casanova
These services are located near Badia Prataglia.
- How to reach Badia Prataglia
You can reach Camaldoli from:
- Arezzo, by taking a train to Bibbiena (visit trasportoferroviariotoscano.it website in Italian, or call the toll free 0039 800 115 605) and then proceeding by coach to Badia Prataglia with the line LFH2 (visit www.etruriamobilita.it website in Italian, or call the toll free 0039 800 922 984 or 0039 199 168 182).
- Forlì, by taking a coach to Bagno di Romagna (line 131; visit atr.fc.it website in Italian, or call the toll free 0039 199 115 577) and from there take another coach to Badia Prataglia (visit www.startromagna.it website in Italian, or call the toll free 0039 199 115 577; the service is operative only in summer season; during winter it operates only upon request).
The Ostello Carbonile is located at a distance of about 2 km from the Badia Prataglia village and it is reachable on foot by following CAI 58 trail.
The Rifugio Casanova is located 1 kn far from the Badia Prataglia village and it is reachable on foot by following CAI 72 trail.
- How to come back from Badia Prataglia
On foot you can reach Badia Prataglia:
- from Ostello Carbonile by following CAI 58 trail for about 2 km;
- The Rifugio Casanova by following CAI 72 trail for about 1 km.
From Badia Prataglia you can either reach:
- Bibbiena by coach line LFH2 (visit etruriamobilita.it website in Italian, or call the toll free 0039 800 922 984 or 0039 199 168 182) and from there take a train to Arezzo (www.trasportoferroviariotoscano.it website in Italian, or call the toll free 0039 800 115 605);
- Bagno di Romagna by coach (visit www.startromagna.it website in Italian, or call the toll free 0039 199 115 577; the service is operative only in summer season; during winter it operates only upon request). From Bagno di Romagna you can take a coach (line 131) to Forlì visit www.atr.fc.it website in Italian, or call the toll free 0039 199 115 577) and from there you can proceed to Bologna by train (http://www.trenitalia.com/tcom-en).