The Furlo Gorge is one of the most fascinating natural wonders of the Marche region. Located between the mountains of Monte Pietralata and Monte Paganuccio, it is crossed by the Candigliano River and offers spectacular landscapes, scenic trails, wildlife, and traces of Roman history; it’s the perfect spot for those who love nature, walking, and photography.
Among the inhabitants of the Furlo Gorge is the golden eagle, a symbol of the nature reserve. If you look up at the towering rock walls, with a bit of luck, you might spot it soaring over the gorge, riding the updrafts.
The gallery dug by the Romans
The Furlo Gorge is an ideal destination for hiking and nature walks. The trails that cross the reserve lead to viewpoints where you can admire the gorge, the river, and the surrounding mountains.
How to get there
The Furlo Gorge is located just over 10 minutes from Casa Agata