This is a linear path that follows natural roads and, starting from the locality of ‘Croce di Panaro’, begins a fascinating route that follows an ancient mule track. If we have a suitable car and someone who can accompany us, we can also decide to reach this last point and start our excursion from here. Once in Brognaturo (VV) we continue along the SP 43 towards Lacina. When you reach the basin that hosts Lake Alaco and immediately after the crossroads leading to the dam of the same name, turn right onto a dirt road. From this point, having left the car behind, proceed along the uphill road that, having passed some cultivated terraces and a pond on the left, reaches a clearing. From here we continue with a series of hairpin bends. This first part is completely uphill but we can quench our thirst at a fountain and admire enchanting granite outcrops standing out here and there among the beech trees. After about 2 km from the start, we reach a clearing with fir trees and wild apple trees. We continue straight ahead, for about another km, ignoring the detours until we reach a clearing which immediately on the left has a fir tree at the foot of which is a small milestone (crossroads ‘Pomara’). We then take the downhill road on the right. After about 1 km we come to a crossroads at “Croce di Panaro”, recognisable precisely by the presence of a wooden cross. This point is an ancient pass located in a saddle between the “Pomara” and “Pietra del Caricatore”. From here, following the road on the left, for long stretches paved in stone, and ignoring the detours, we reach Ferdinandea.