Already documented in the sixteenth century, it is pilastered, squat and massive, stacked with stones just rough-hewn, the horseshoe-shaped niche covered by slabs stuck with large stones. It is a classic example of road majesty: placed along a mule track that from Passo del Carnaio descends to Rio Petroso and into the Bidente di Pietrapazza valley, it indicated a junction that led to the underlying valley of the Petrose where were farms and mills. It has recently been restored by the "Alpini Romagnoli" Association.