Parchi nazionali, sentieri, canyon e paesaggi remoti d'Italia ed Europa dove la folla non arriva: wilderness autentica e biodiversità intatta.
Italy's second-largest WWF oasis shelters in Molise the canyon of Torrente Quirino, the hundred-meter San Nicola waterfall, and some of the deepest abysses in Europe.
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In Calabria, near Guardia Piemontese, free thermal pools exist near the Luigiane spa complex: sulfurous water and a citrus-scented Tyrrhenian landscape.
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In the heart of the Stelvio Park, not far from the Swiss border, the Val di Peio offers a visitable glacier, historic thermal springs, and deserted trails.
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No cars, no scooters, no tarmac: on Alicudi you get around on foot or by mule. It is the most isolated of the Aeolian Islands, and perhaps the most genuine.
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The westernmost of the Egadi Islands is also the wildest: crystal-clear waters, sea caves, and trails where silence is still possible.
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A cascade as white as snow, shaped by millennia of thermal limestone: the free pools of San Filippo are one of Tuscany's most photogenic wonders.
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The least-traveled valley in Italy's oldest national park, where ibex outnumber visitors almost year-round.
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The Furlo Gorge is a geological gash in the Marche Apennines crossed by a tunnel carved by the Romans. Nature and history in a vertical landscape.
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The Toce Waterfall in Val Formazza plunges 143 metres of granite in a nearly uninhabited valley on the Swiss border: an Italian record that few have heard of.
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