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Ancient Roman bridge in the hamlet of Ponte d'Arli - on the other side, a cast iron fountain

Excellent for filling water bottles.

Here you can fill your water bottle while enjoying a spectacular view

Place of peace and tranquility, also present a source with fresh water

At the end of the road, quite unexpectedly, there is this church in the middle of the forest. There are a few simple restaurants and several picnic areas with tables, benches and barbecues on the river bank. In summer it is certainly a popular place, but in autumn and winter it is rather quiet and lonely. We did the small circular walk, but be careful, the path is not marked, is partly overgrown and goes jaggedly uphill and then downhill again. Non-slip shoes are recommended.

Stunning village at the foot of the Sibillini Mountains National Park.

Forca di Presta : A climb with a length of 14km and an average gradient of 6.7% with 100m at 14.4%. Considered an HC climb due to its 928m elevation gain. I consider it one of the most beautiful climbs I've faced in my life, probably also due to the time I decided to climb it. Around 8 in the morning, still stinging from the cold, but at the same time the sun pampered you and warmed your heart. I recommend a good degree of training to tackle it as in some places it is really tough, try not to overdo it and you will reach the top with a 32-tooth smile. I advise you to bring a windproof vest, especially if after the ascent you have to face the descent to get to the plain of Castelluccio, I really felt the cold even though it was July 27th it was 10 degrees! have fun and good rides Ps RESPECT THESE PRISTINE PLACES

Forca di Presta is a road pass in the Umbria-Marche Apennines, located at 1,550 m above sea level, on the Sibillini mountains, at the foot of Mount Vettore, dividing the territory of the province of Ascoli Piceno from that of the province of Perugia.