THE "C" ROUTE (lenght: 6 km, difference in height : 60 m a.s.l.),
It unravels through the Mediterranean maquis vegetation with suggestive breathtaking views of the sea. It goes along the promenade as far as the harbour and then passes beyond the  outer breakwater  and on through the picturesque "Marina Piccola" beach to reach the De Andre' promenade. Then a flight of steps climbs up the slope to reach the suggestive Via della Costa pedestrian route which is also called the Via dell'Amore (the Way of love). From there it is possible to benefit from suggestive breathtaking views of the sea. After reaching Marina Grande the route goes back to the centre passing through the De Andre' promenade.

THE "B" TRACK (lenght: 15 km - change in height: 735 m a.s.l.)
It goes through the countryside behind the "Torre dei saraceni" (Saracen Tower), then it reaches the "Grotte di Noe'" (Noè caves) and passes next to the Scarpeggin refuge. Then it passes through case Vacca', which is now the seat of the Centro Ornitologico di Educazione Ambientale. Then the track goes as far as the "Ca' da Gava" (m 735 a.s.l.). Younger people can have fun thanks to the games prepared by the C.N.G.E.I. scouts. From the Gava Pass the track goes down to Arenzano. Then it goes towards the Gava Pass (m 735 a.s.l.)passing through the "Case Vaccà" which is now is the seat of the Environmental Education Bird watching Centre

What to see along the path:

The Scarpeggin shelter: it  was built in the second half of 19th Century by the farm workers who in summer used to go up the hills for the hay harvesting. The shelter was renovated 10 years ago by the "Comunita' Montana Argentea", thanks to a Regional Government grant.

The birdwatching centre: it  is situated inside the "Lerone" State Forest, in the Lissolo river valley and was created by LIPU, the Italian League for Bird Protection, thans to a Regional Government grant with the contributo of the Beigua Park, the Forest State Management, the Arenzano Municipality and the Argentea Mountain Community, and now it is run by the Beigua Park (info@liguriabirding.net).

THE "A" TRACK (lenght: 22 km, change in haight: 1.088 m a.s.l.) 
It reaches "Campo" locality and from there the walk goes up to the Padre Rino refuge in Leveasso locality, then it reaches the "Alta Via dei Monti Liguri", the watershed. It passes near the Argentea refuge and goes down to the Gava Pass. Then the track is the same as the "B" ones. For tits lenght and the difference in height the track requires walkers to be trained. Trekking shoes are suggested.

What to see along the "A" path:

Father Rino Refuge (formerly Leveasso House) - It was built as a summer house at the end of the 19th century by a shepherd family. Later on it was named ”Leveasso” because of the hares present in the area. After selling it to the government in 1935, the house was abandoned and went to ruin. Thanks to the Municipality, to the Comunità Montana Argentea and some volunteers’ work, it was renovated in the 80s and afterwards it was dedicated to Father Rino’s memory, a Carmelite friar who died in the Aosta Valley mountains when he was only 36 years old. 

Argentea Refuge – It is a destination very frequented by hikers for its location on the road which leads to the Vara Valley and near the Faiallos’ springs. Its building was due to military aims. Recently it was rebuilt by the Municipality and the Comunità Montana Argentea.