The Via degli Dei is a path that has been "rediscovered" towards the end of the eighties, on the basis of the one formerly covered by the Etruscans between the Seventh and Fourth Centuries b.C.

It was mainly a commercial road, beaten to increase traffic and exchanges with the inhabitants of the Po Valley.

The Romans then developed the route until it became a real road: the Flaminia Militare. The aim was to ensure a link between Bononia (Bologna) and the cities of Arezzo and Rome, through a route as easy and short as possible through the Apennines.

Later the road fell into disuse, until it became a path where the vegetation was slowly regaining its position, a veritable mule track.

Now finally the Via degli Dei has reappropriated the role that most competes: that of great tourist attraction for lovers of trekking and mountain biking.