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The small medieval village of Visso was seriously damaged by the 2016 earthquake. The historic center is a red zone, so it is also forbidden to pass on foot. From the outside you can still admire the beauty of the medieval architecture typical of this part of Marche.

Monte Torricchio is a mountain in the Umbria-Marche Apennines that exceeds 1400 meters in height. It is located within the Montagna di Torricchio Nature Reserve, which hosts a rich biodiversity of flora and fauna, with endemic and rare species.

Pantaneto is a fraction of the municipality of Monte Cavallo, at about 1000 meters. It is a very small town, with just a dozen inhabitants. There is a church, a drinking fountain and it is a starting point for several hiking trails in the area.

Casale Piscini is a refuge located in the Monte Torricchio Nature Reserve, at an altitude of 1126 metres. It was originally built as a shelter for shepherds during the summer pasture period, from 1970 onwards it was used by the University of Camerino as a base for research and management of the reserve.

Entrance to the Monte Torricchio Nature Reserve is a protected area between the municipalities of Monte Cavallo and Pieve Torina. Established in 1977, it has an area of 317 hectares and is managed by the University of Camerino. It hosts a rich flora and fauna, including rare and endemic species, and diverse habitats, such as beech woods, meadows and pastures.

The history of Visso is linked to the Nera river. If in fact the first inhabited nucleus was located on the slopes of Colle di San Giovanni, later the population decided to move downstream to make better use of the river's waters. Unfortunately the 2016 earthquake destroyed or made most of the town uninhabitable. Few people have had the good fortune to be able to return to their homes and many have decided to move into the prefabs at the entrance to the town.

Perfect start of a tour. Good coffee and Cornetto Crema

Casale Piscini University research station