 Only its tip (which we call the Mèc or Monte Sinai and the Ruegliesi to which it belongs, the Urget), is still kept alive, even if for some time the friars who were said to have built the housing complex surrounded by a great wall of dry stone, which remains intact.Further on we come to the confluence of the Rio Madone with the Savenca that descends rather steeply with pleasant little waterfalls.Then the small and flat collection of the Stantera which presents a curiosity of borders between municipalities,

Meanwhile, we have reached the tank of the old aqueduct and we can observe its width for the rise of the ground with the small building still intact over time with the special vault and in the center the hatch with the circular stone lid, we can still see the traces of the old adduction channel.