National Park Foreste Casentinesi, Monte Falterona and Campigna

Created in 1993 , the park covers a large area divided into four differentially protected zones.

The surface of the park covers 38.818 hectares, straddling Emilia Romagna and Tuscany, in a landscape that changes from one side to the other: sweet in the Tuscan one, steep and rugged in the Romagna one. Very charming and historically important are the two religious centres of Camaldoli and La Verna, included in the park territory.

The protected area can be visited with pleasant hikes, by mountain bike, on horseback or, in winter, with touring skis along the over 650 kilometres of the trails network.
With the autumn colours, a visit to the park is highly recommended, but just as impressive is the winter version, due to the guaranteed presence of snow.

Among the many visitor centres two are located in the Florentine area: in Londa and in Castagno d'Andrea, in the San Godenzo municipality.