Capanna di Marcone
FotoSmall equipped bivouac, always open, located on the ridge path, not far from Prato all'Albero. It owes its name to the bandit Marcone, who in the 1800s during the Kingdom of Italy frequented these areas. Surrounded by meadows and a charming tall beech forest. On August 12, 1944, near this structure, the "battle of Capanna Marcone" took place, in which the partisans led by Guerrino ambushed a battalion of German infantry.
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Reachable via the following routes
Route 2
Mugello, land of paths
Futa, Giogo, Colla, Muraglione, and the passes that connected the two sides of the Apennines
Route 5
Mugello Cristiano
From the arrival of Christianity in Mugello to the many hermitages, small churches, and abbeys containing great treasures that have marked the faith of the people of Mugello and beyond.