Distance: About 8-10 km
Duration: About 2.5-3 hours (without stops)
Elevation Gain: Light
Difficulty: Easy/Moderate
Route Type: Dirt roads, countryside trails, secondary paved roads
Points of Interest: Rolling landscapes, vineyards, wineries, historic churches

1) Departure: Parish Church of San Gaudenzio – Morro d'Alba
The route begins at the Parish Church of San Gaudenzio, a medieval-origin church located in the heart of Morro d’Alba.
Admire the village and walk along the scenic Camminamento di Ronda, with views over the Marche hills.
Follow Via Marciano, a road winding through vineyards and olive groves, typical of the area.

2) Passing by Tenuta di Fra’
Continuing along Via Marciano, you will reach Tenuta di Fra’, a farm that tells the story and traditions of local winemaking.
Here you can admire the vast vineyards where the famous Lacrima di Morro d'Alba is produced.

3) Crossing the Contrada of San Patrignano
Continuing the route, you will reach San Patrignano, a small hamlet surrounded by greenery.
The path alternates between dirt trails and secondary roads, with the chance to spot hares, pheasants, and other wildlife.

4) Return via Cantina Candelaresi
On the way back, you can stop at Cantina Candelaresi, another reference point for tasting local wines.

5) Arrival at the hamlet of Sant’Amico and visit to the Ancient Church
After the winery stop, the route continues to the hamlet of Sant’Amico, characterized by a peaceful, rural atmosphere.
Here you will find the Church of Sant’Amico, a historic building with ancient origins, set in a picturesque landscape.

6) Visit to Azienda Marotti Campi
Near the church is Azienda Marotti Campi, one of the most renowned producers of Lacrima di Morro d'Alba and Verdicchio in the area.
If you are passionate about food and wine, a stop here is highly recommended.

7) Return to Morro d’Alba via Via Piedesanta
After visiting Sant’Amico, the return takes place along Via Piedesanta, a scenic road offering spectacular views of the Marche countryside.
The final stretch brings you back to the historic center of Morro d'Alba, with the opportunity to end the itinerary with a final walk through the village streets.