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Every Christmas since 1986, the largest bright comet in Italy, and perhaps Europe, has hovered between Mount Cengio and nearby Mount Singìo: 360 meters long, a star with eight 32-meter rays, 166 LED lights... it's visible up to 30 km away! During those days, the Stella Cometa Group's hut serves as a base camp and shelter for volunteers, as well as a reception area for visitors. But the small refuge in the woods is open year-round, available to hikers. It has a curious appearance: from the outside, it resembles a shack assembled from recycled materials; inside, it is cozy, spacious, and equipped with large tables, a fireplace, and a kitchenette. A rudimentary yet ingenious pulley system makes the door self-closing, protecting it from the elements! https://www.gruppostellacometa.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS8XGtxLwbU

This small religious building is located on the Camonda Pass, along the Ortogonale 1, the defensive line that during the Great War. It is about 55 kilometers long and can be traveled entirely on foot or by bike. Camonda Pass was part of the complex defensive system of Monte Civillina – Monte Cengio.

Riolo is a small fraction of Torrebelvicino. The district gives its name to the valley, where the extraction of brucite marble once took place. It has just about thirty inhabitants, there are a couple of water fountains and no other services.

Passo Manfron is a mountain pass in the Torrebelvicino area. It is a place of historical interest because during the First World War it was the scene of fortifications and battles between the Italians and the Austrians.

Small refuge managed by volunteers from the Stella Cometa Group. It is always open and with a sheltered space with tables, a stove and a large fireplace. It is located on the saddle between Monte Singio and Monte Cengio.