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beautiful ride

Along the trail there are "pools" or wells formed naturally by erosion of the small waterfalls above. To protect them, bathing is prohibited... although it is very inviting I must say. Easy and flat trail. Well maintained place.

Characteristic medieval site that, perched on a rocky spur, almost seems to throw itself into the void. This hermitage stands on the ruins of an ancient tower that had the sole but very important task of protecting the castle of the town of Esanatoglia. The cult of St. Cataldo, a saint of Irish origin, spread throughout the Macerata area around the year 1000 but only in 1616 did the population of Esanatoglia ask to proclaim him patron saint of the town. Legend has it that Cataldo stopped the dangerous fall of an enormous boulder that was at risk of rolling down to the valley with just the imposition of a hand.

Simple and pleasant path that allows you to walk along the stream/river. There is also a short but relaxing sensory path

The path along the Sant'Angelo stream, not far from Pieve Torina, winds through woods and meadows following the course of the stream, with small waterfalls and suggestive views of the surrounding mountains.

because in addition to being beautiful, especially in late spring, it is a very important site from a naturalistic, landscape and environmental point of view

Nocera Umbra, an enchanting village embraced by the Umbrian hills, stands out for its timeless beauty. The characteristic streets lead to picturesque squares, revealing stories of a fascinating past. The ancient buildings tell the story of this location, where cultural heritage blends with modern life. Surrounded by an idyllic landscape, Nocera Umbra invites you to explore its hidden treasures and immerse yourself in the authenticity of a community that celebrates the simple beauty of the Umbrian lands.

The hermitage of San Cataldo is a church located on the slopes of Monte Corsegno, built on the rubble of an ancient tower that had the function of watching over the castle of Esanatoglia. The church is perched on a limestone spur overlooking the town and the valley of San Pietro.