Raffo Mill

Mulino Raffo: History and Nature in Chighina

The Mulino Raffo is an ancient ruin located in Chighina, within the municipality of Cogorno, nestled in a scenic wooded area along the rio Fravega. The structure, a testament to the area’s industrial past, is often visited during excursions in the Valle dei Berissi, offering hikers a unique experience that combines nature, history, and picturesque landscapes.

 

Between Historic Mills and Small Bridges

Mulino Raffo is located near the Mulino Pinasco and its associated small bridge, which connects the Cogorno side to Lavagna. This strategic location makes the area a hub linking villages, waterways, and historic trails, giving visitors the chance to discover lesser-known sites in the Valle dei Berissi.

 

The Trail to Santa Giulia

From Mulino Raffo, the trail leads to Santa Giulia, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the surrounding nature while following a route that weaves together history, ancient rural structures, and forested landscapes. The combination of historic ruins, streams, and small bridges makes this excursion a complete experience for hiking enthusiasts and cultural heritage explorers alike.

Trekking and cycling routes that may interest you

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Local experiences that might interest you

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