You will find the very popular Aosta Valley skiing destination snuggled within the Italian Alps. It is here where many of the finest ski slopes can be found. There are more than 753 kilometres of slopes in the region. Each and every single slope within the region is accessible with modern lifts and is continuously groomed using the latest in
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The beautiful Alcàntara River starts just outside of the town of Floresta, 1,300 meters above sea level and runs down to the city of Giardini Naxos where it can be found emptying into the Ionian Sea. It is well known on the island of Sicily due to the fact that it is one of only a handful of streams that
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Situated within the Dolomiti Superski Area, the Tre Valli ski region offers more than one hundred kilometres of trails and slopes spread out across three distinct parts of the region. There are twenty-seven ski lifts located throughout the Tre Valli region that take you to the various runs that can be found ranging from 1,100 meters to 2,500 meters above
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The popular San Martino di Castrozza ski area is just one part of the well-known Dolomiti Superski carousel that includes 11 other ski destinations it the region. There are countless runs located throughout the ski area which is accessible via a free shuttle program which takes skiers from their hotels to the various lift facilities located throughout the area. There
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Located in the north-central portion of Italy, you will find the Appennino Tosco-Emiliano National Park. The park which was founded only recently back in 2001 is home to mountain lakes, grasslands, waterfalls, moorlands and forests. It is also centrally located nearby several other national parks. Some of the tallest points in Appennino Tosco-Emiliano National Park are the mountain peaks of
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