Monti Sibillini National Park

Monti Sibillini National Park

Monti Sibillini National Park founded in 1993, with an area of about 17,790 hectares, is located in the border area between the major regions of Marche and Umbria and is one of the most spectacular national parks all over Italy. National Park near the Sibillini mountain range can be characterized by a large number of adjectives, and only in superlatives. The river Nera, which flows through this area, has created one of the most beautiful valleys in the Apennine Mountains. Even the highest mountains in the Italian region of Umbria are located here in the national park of Monti Sibillini. The highest of these is Monte Vettori with an altitude of 2476 meters. Entertaining, and at the same time exciting, are the western parts of an unusual national park in the resort area of Umbria. For example, here is located a mountainous plateau Castellucci. The town of Campi is a great place to stay in sunny Italy, to find a place in a hotel, apartment, summer cottage or an apartment in the tourist region of Umbria and visit the national park.

Here in a protected area are kept and developed rich and diverse flora and fauna, and even tourists from afar will be able to find in the Italian tourist region of Umbria plants from their homeland. Vast woodlands in this area determine the breath of the Monti Sibillini National Park. Here there are now actually more than 1800 different kinds of flowers, which include the world-famous edelweiss, anemones and various kinds of orchids. Under the conditions of peace and tranquility here cohabiting wild boars, wild cats, majestic birds, as well as some endemic species, such as "Chirocefalo del Marchesoni", a tiny but brightly red crayfish.

The National Park of Monti Sibillini in the Italian tourist region of Umbria equally impresses with thousands of paths and small routes, as well as trendy sports such as hang gliding and paragliding, rock climbing and free climbing, which can be tested and just improved in this park in Umbria resort area.