페사로 및 우르비노 주‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 폭포

Start of the connecting trail to the Fosso dei Furlani trail and its waterfalls. This connection is necessary because the trail to the Fosso dei Furlani, from provincial road 29, began in a private area that is now closed to traffic.

please respect the place and consider that the locals are very jealous of THEIR corner of paradise. and they have every right. the place is magnificent if you like to bathe in rivers.

In the so-called Orrido dei Cupi di Fiamma, a splendid gorge not far from Pianello di Cagli, in the province of Pesaro Urbino, flows the Pian dell'Acqua river, which here forms a splendid 25-meter high waterfall. It can be reached by walking on the riverbed, but attention must be paid to floods.

The Burano river between Cagli and Cantiano.

The Marano River is a watercourse that originates from Monte Ghelfa, located on the border between the Republic of San Marino and the province of Pesaro and Urbino. This Italian-San Marino stream flows through the region and has a length of about 3.1 miles (about 5 kilometers)

The Molinaccio in Piobbico is an ancient mill located in the Val d'Abisso, near Monte Nerone. This ruin, built in stone, has some rooms leaning against the slope, partly dug into the rock, one of which has a barrel vault. A waterfall falls next to the mill, and some small waterfalls are present further upstream. The path that leads to the mill starts from the Church of S. Maria in Val d'Abisso and is flanked by a dry stone wall made of squared stones.

The Sanctuary of Santa Maria in Val d'Abisso is a Catholic place located near Piobbico, at the foot of Monte Nerone. According to tradition, shepherds found an image of the Madonna and Child in a cave on Mount Nero, perhaps left by one of the hermits who lived in the area.

This stretch of road follows the route of the ancient Via Flaminia and connects the towns of Cagli and Cantiano through the narrow Burano valley. The road has little traffic thanks to the construction of the new state road that runs parallel. The gorge carved out over time by the watercourse is spectacular and evocative.