Meteoam: Yellow Fog Warning for Italy - Emilia e Romagna
Region-wide warning · until Sat 17 Oct 08:59. Moderate intensity weather phenomena expected plains. (DISCLAIMER: "Information provided on METEOALARM for Italy regard only the intensity and recurrence of the
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Meteoam: Yellow Fog Warning for Italy - Emilia e Romagna
Region-wide warning · until Fri 16 Oct 08:59. Moderate intensity weather phenomena expected coasts. plains coasts (DISCLAIMER: "Information provided on METEOALARM for Italy regard only the intensity and rec
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Meteoam: Yellow Fog Warning for Italy - Toscana
Region-wide warning · until Fri 16 Oct 08:59. Moderate intensity weather phenomena expected inland areas. (DISCLAIMER: "Information provided on METEOALARM for Italy regard only the intensity and recurrence
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Meteoam: Yellow Fog Warning for Italy - Toscana
Region-wide warning · until Fri 16 Oct 23:59. Moderate intensity weather phenomena expected inland areas. (DISCLAIMER: "Information provided on METEOALARM for Italy regard only the intensity and recurrence
Route
Stages & altitudes
The 'Path of the Gods' across the Apennines, from Piazza Maggiore in Bologna over Monte Adone, Monzuno and Madonna dei Fornelli, past the Roman road near Passo della Futa and Monte Gazzaro (1,125 m), then down through the Mugello to Fiesole and Piazza della Signoria in Florence. Weather risk is heat on the exposed ridges in summer, thunderstorms, mud and landslides on the clay slopes after heavy rain, and snow on the crest in winter.
Bologna (Piazza Maggiore) 54 m
Day 1 · trailhead
21° low 10°
Sasso Marconi 128 m
Day 1 · village
20° low 10°
Monte Adone 654 m
Day 1 · summit viewpoint
17° low 9°
Badolo 378 m
Day 1 · village · overnight
19° low 10°
Monzuno 621 m
Day 2 · village
18° low 9°
Madonna dei Fornelli 798 m
Day 2 · village · overnight
18° low 8°
Passo della Futa 903 m
Day 3 · pass · overnight
17° low 7°
Monte Gazzaro 1,125 m
Day 4 · summit viewpoint
16° low 6°
Passo dell'Osteria Bruciata 917 m
Day 4 · pass
17° low 7°
San Piero a Sieve 212 m
Day 4 · village · overnight
20° low 10°
Bivigliano 582 m
Day 5 · village · overnight
18° low 6°
Fiesole 295 m
Day 6 · village
21° low 11°
Florence (Piazza della Signoria) 50 m
Day 6 · trailhead
22° low 12°
Plan
Permits, access & safety
No permit
Accommodation in the villages fills up in spring and autumn — book ahead. An optional walker's credential is sold locally; confirm with tourist offices in Bologna or Florence.
Getting there
Both ends are on the main rail line: Bologna Centrale and Firenze Santa Maria Novella (high-speed trains take under 40 minutes between them). Local trains on the Porrettana line serve Sasso Marconi, and San Piero a Sieve is on the Faentina line.
112 — European emergency number
Police, ambulance and mountain rescue (Soccorso Alpino) throughout Italy. Give your route, the nearest hut or pass and your phone battery level.
118 — medical emergency
Still answered in every region; calls are routed to the same emergency centre.
FAQ
Via degli Dei — Bologna to Florence questions
Is the Via degli Dei — Bologna to Florence open right now?
No closure is currently reported in the news and official sources we monitor. The live score is 60/100 (Fair).
When is the best time to walk the Via degli Dei — Bologna to Florence?
Usually Apr – Jun and Sep – Oct. Summer heat makes long exposed days hard; spring and autumn are milder, but autumn brings the heaviest rain events.
How high does the Via degli Dei — Bologna to Florence go?
The highest point is 1,125 m (Monte Gazzaro is the key crossing scored on the live page).
Do I need a permit for the Via degli Dei — Bologna to Florence?
No permit: Accommodation in the villages fills up in spring and autumn — book ahead. An optional walker's credential is sold locally; confirm with tourist offices in Bologna or Florence.
How is the Via degli Dei — Bologna to Florence score calculated?
Hourly forecasts for every waypoint, corrected to real altitude, feed six factors: wind, storms and cloud on the high crossing; snow on the cols with the official avalanche danger level; rain against the Italian landslide rainfall threshold (Peruccacci et al. 2017); trail weather including heat; views; and the road or rail approach including official transport strikes. Orange and red official warnings and credible reported closures cap the score.