Among the most significant hiking itineraries, 'The Borromeo Way' (Il Cammino del Borromeo) stands out. This ancient scenic trail connects Monte Grimano Terme to the nearby village of Montecerignone, offering an experience that goes far beyond a simple walk.

The route is approximately 14 km long, with an elevation gain of 400 meters, and takes about 5 hours to complete. It is classified as difficulty level E (Hiking).

The excursion is typically led by local experts, such as Adriana Ugolini, and promoted by associations like 'A Passo d'Uomo'. A participation fee is required, which includes insurance and guide services. Proper gear is recommended: trekking shoes, athletic clothing, and a packed lunch.

The trail is not only an immersion in scenic beauty but also a journey through history, touching upon significant sites and recounting the deep connection between the villages of the Montefeltro region.

In addition to the Borromeo Way, the territory offers numerous other opportunities for hiking enthusiasts.

Many of the trails previously mentioned for mountain biking, such as the 'Mount San Lorenzo Loop' and the scenic 'Mount San Paolo Loop,' are also perfectly suited for trekking on foot.

The 'Village Loop' (Giro del Borgo), which is shorter, is specifically noted as being more suitable for hiking due to several steep sections.

Trails such as the 'Path of Secrets' (Sentiero dei Segreti) and the 'Suripe Path' (Sentiero di Suripe), integrated into broader routes, offer unforgettable views and the possibility to customize your own walking adventure.

The versatility of these trails makes Monte Grimano Terme an ideal destination for those seeking a complete and varied outdoor experience.