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The convent has very ancient origins. It was built by Saint Francis, around 1200, during his pilgrimage from Assisi to Loreto. In the portico you can still admire frescoes from the 13th and 15th centuries which illustrate the most important episodes in the life of the Poverello di Assisi. Furthermore, near the convent there is the well where Saint Francis changed the water into wine to cheer up the workers who were tired of the long work.

The Torre del Cassero was built between 1311 and 1385 as part of the Castrum Raymundi complex. This fortress was part of the defensive system called "dell'Intagliata", made up of towers, moats and walls, to protect Camerino during the wars with the nearby towns of San Severino and Matelica. Il Cassero rises to over 35 meters in height. Over time, the tower became the bell tower of the adjacent church of San Biagio, which also incorporated the remains of the few remaining walls.

Here we see the Scurosa Valley, where beech trees can be seen, and holly trees are also present.

Panoramic point of the Scurosa valley, of the small underlying village of Sorti and of Monte Vermenone.

At this point there is a billboard indicating the junction between path 251 (Monte Igno/Passo Salegri) and 251a (Piano Superiore di Montelago).

Here it is possible to take the fork towards path 251 which leads north to Piano Superiore.

The Montelago basins are two natural depressions, shaped by tectonics and karst phenomena, which can flood during periods of heavy rain.