It is the most famous town of the Gualdese mountain, where you can practice not only hiking and trekking, but also horseback riding, cross-country skiing and hiking, mountain biking and sailing.
A must for hikers passing along the Sentiero Italia and for mountain lovers who want to admire the spring flowering of the meadows.
From the beautiful valley you can reach the surrounding peaks through ancient paths and sheep tracks, also accessible by mountain bike and horse, to admire the unspoilt landscape of rare beauty of the Umbria-Marche Apennines. The view goes from Mount Catria to the Sibillini, passing through the charming mountain villages and, in the distance, the Adriatic Sea.
From Valsorda branches off a dense network of paths of varying difficulty that, through woods and meadows or along passaioles and cliffs, leads to natural beauty and peaks that remain in the memory of hikers-visitors. Worth mentioning is the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Divino Amore, a pilgrimage destination, founded in the 1500s, from which you can enjoy an enchanting view of the valley. The Apennine environment is characterized by a remarkable natural and environmental heritage, consisting of abundant springs of fresh water, woods and pine forests, large expanses of perennial meadows that give rise to suggestive polychrome blooms, and suggestive peaks:
- Monte Penna (1432 m)
- Monte Nero (1413 m)
- Monte Maggio (1361 m)
- Monte Serra Santa (1348 m)
- Mount Chaffinch (1186 m)
More information: Sito Turismo Tadino
