La Val di Panico al tramonto e degustazione al rifugio Casali
Escursione di facile percorrenza fino alle sorgenti del Torrente Ussita nella Val di Panico.
L’escursione si svolge principalmente su strada sterrata fino alla fonte di Val di Panico e poi fare una deviazione nella fase del ritorno.
Si sale sul versante assolato della valle fino a raggiungere i prati sovrastanti il paese. Si avrà un’istantanea indimenticabile sulla parete Nord del Monte Bove.
Sempre su stradone ed in parte sentiero, nella parte finale del percorso si attraversa il piccolo torrente formato dalla sorgente del Pero ed in dieci minuti si arriva al rifugio.
Rientro nel bosco di roverella, frassino, acero, carpino nero, faggio e panorami mozzafiato.
Degustazione al Rifugio Casali al costo di 15 euro.
Capacità richieste
• Abitudine alla camminata, senza particolare allenamento
• Capacità a percorrere sentieri stretti, su fondo misto di ghiaia, erba
Bambini, ragazzi: si a partire da 10 anni
Cani al guinzaglio: si
Itinerario su sentieri o tracce di sentiero ben visibili, normalmente con segnalazioni. Può avere tratti ripidi; i tratti esposti sono di norma protetti o attrezzati. Può prevedere facili passaggi in roccia, non esposti e che comunque non richiedono conoscenze alpinistiche specifiche. Richiedono un certo senso di orientamento, come pure una certa esperienza e conoscenza dell’ambiente alpino, allenamento alla camminata, oltre a calzature ed equipaggiamento adeguati.
Estate
● Scarpe da trekking o da running con suola scolpita
● Pantaloni lunghi o corti
● Sopra vestiti a più strati
● Cappello e crema solare
● Mantella o k-way
● 1 litro d'acqua
● Snack, frutta
Autunno / inverno / primavera
● Scarpe da trekking o da running con suola scolpita
● Pantaloni lunghi
● Sopra vestiti a più strati
● Cappello e guanti
● Mantella o k-way
● Snack, frutta
Monti Sibillini are the fourth highest mountain range of mainland Apennines after Gran Sasso, Maiella and Velino-Sirente and is located in the Umbria-Marche Apennine, along the main ridge of central Apennine. Sibillini are in between the provinces of Ascoli PIceni, Fermo, Macerata and Perugia. Since 1993, the area is part of Monti Sibillini National Park, extraordinary land for its natural landscape, but also for the abundance of interesting historical-cultural sites.
Some of the highest peaks of Monti Sibillini are: Monte Vettore 2476 m (the highest peak of the range), Cima del Redentore (Scoglio del Lago) 2449 m, Palazzo Borghese 2145 m, Monte Porche 2233 m, Monte Sibilla 2173 m, Monte Bove 2169 m, Pizzo Berro 2259 m, Monte Priora (Regina) 2332 m, Pizzo Tre Vescovi 2090 m, Monte Rotondo 2102 m. Monti Sibillini National Park area is ideal for hiking, trekking, climbing, skiing, mountain bike, cyclotourism and any kind of outdoor activity, in summer as well as in winter. Within this area, there are also very important sites for culture, history, art and religion.
Flora e Fauna
Speaking of flora in Sibillini National Park, immediately the famous flowering of Piani di Castelluccio comes to mind (blossoming between June / July depending on the season), but we must not forget that the whole territory presents similar and equally spectacular natural events. Inside the Park, you can easily meet Alpine Stars, Orchids, Alpine Anemone, that give a magic aspect to the fields. The park is rich in beeches, chestnuts and hornbeam forests, ideal places for long walks sheltered from the summer heat or pleasant breaks between sightseeing trips.
The area, thanks to the Park and the recent works of rehabilitation, is rich in wildlife that it is not unusual to meet during excursions and walks (Wolf, Wild cat, Porcupine, Badger, Fox, Abruzzo chamois, Squirrel, Dormouse, Wild boar, Roe deer, Deer, Golden Eagle, Buzzard, Kestrel, Orsini Viper, Grass Snake). A special mention goes to the Chirocefalo Marchesonii, a crustacean found only in Monti Sibillini which has its "home" right in Lake Pilato, giving its waters the unmistakable red colour.
Legends and Magical places
Within the area of Monti Sibillini, legends have been handed down for centuries, giving an aura of mystery to the whole area. Near the top of Mount Sibilla (after which the whole massif is named) there is the cave where, according to legend, Apennines Sibyl found shelter. Lake Pilato, which owes its name to the story according to which the wagon with the body of Pontius Pilate ended its run there, the blood of the Roman prosecutor still gives to the water of the lake its famous reddish colour. The whole area, far from the main roads and very inaccessible, for centuries gave refuge to heretics, bandits and necromancers.
What to do in Monti Sibillini National Park
Risorse Active Tourism organises, throughout the year, active and sustainable tourism activities for every need. We will take you in the Park with hikes, trekking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, cyclotourism, holiday camps and more. Our specialized guides and instructors will be able to meet all your needs. Risorse Active Tourism also organises tailored activities for groups, schools and associations. Would you like to know what’s the weather like in Sibillini? watch the webcam. Find out about Risorse upcoming activities in Monti Sibillini, check out our calendar.
