カンポロトンドディフィアストロネの天然記念物・トップ6

At the end of the Ragnolo plains, the road begins to descend again towards the area hosting the stele dedicated to Michele Scarponi. The summit appears in front of us.

The Sibillini Mountains offer enchanting views.

As we ascend towards the Piana di Raggnolo, the beauty of nature around us will make the 11 km climb less tiring. Perhaps because this hike was done in August, perhaps because the temperature was around 35°C, despite the cool air, given the altitude and the setting, I hiked alone, encountering only a motorcycle and a Jeep. It felt like being on a Tibetan plateau.

The Parchetto delle Cascatelle dei Folletti located along the Fosso Cimarra, was recently designed and created by the Comunanza Agraria di Valcimarra with the aim of enhancing an area that had been neglected. The ancient valley, immersed in an evocative forest, has been transformed into an accessible place characterized by very well-kept streams and a very suggestive waterfall I must say. A legend called Sibilla Cimarra tells of hypothetical passages that would lead to the Sibillini mountains. A nice place where you can also spend a lunch or dinner, it is very cool and there are also several lights for lighting in the evening.

path not passable and quite dangerous... march 2025. maybe doable during the summer months when the river is dry and the water less cold.

Short and relatively simple route, but still requires shoes with a good grip, because the last stretch to get to the Lame has a steep slope and is on scree, so it is easy to slip. I recommend doing it in autumn or spring because it is very exposed to the sun, but not after the rain because it could be slippery. Lame Rosse are beautiful! Negative note: very busy path, so much so that you can't get into a rhythm. You have to continually let people and groups traveling in the opposite direction pass. If you love hiking in the peace of nature, this place is not for you. For the rest, everything is very beautiful!

Beautiful place, the climb is tiring as is the descent, excellent shoes and poles are necessary!

Lame Rosse is simply gorgeous. But the short path there, branching off from the hiking trail, is very strenuous and steep, as there are lots of loose, small pebbles and it is very difficult to walk. Hiking poles are recommended.