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Leaving Trevignano Romano, the route gradually moves away from the shores of Lake Bracciano, climbing through woods and clearings that still offer splendid views of the water behind. The first few kilometres are immersed in greenery, along dirt roads and quiet paths, with a gently hilly course.
Continuing south, the landscape slowly changes: you pass through agricultural areas, pastures and stretches of Mediterranean scrub, gradually entering the northern area of the Metropolitan City of Rome. The route alternates between more isolated stretches and sections close to secondary roads, while still maintaining a rural and open character.
The arrival at La Storta, a historic town along the ancient Via Cassia, marks the approach to Rome and gives the pilgrim the tangible feeling of being at the gates of his destination. It is a transitional stage, which takes you from the silence of the lake landscapes to the more urban dimension, while still retaining large areas of nature and breathing space.
