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Agriturismo La Valle dell'Orso, Acquasanta Terme

Agriturismo La Valle dell'Orso, Acquasanta Terme

Type
Restaurant
Address
Frazione Umito, 53, 63095 Acquasanta Terme APAcquasanta Terme (AP)

Source: site database.

La Valle dell'Orso is an agriturismo (working farm with hospitality) in Umito, a small hamlet of Acquasanta Terme on the slopes of the Monti della Laga.

On the map

Points from the site database. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps.

Agriturismo La Valle dell'Orso: location

The farm is based in the village of Umito, a mountain village surrounded by chestnut groves. At the end of the village there is a small parking area where the dirt road into the valley toward the waterfalls begins.

What to see near Agriturismo La Valle dell'Orso in Acquasanta Terme

The route to the Prata and Volpara waterfalls starts from Umito: a dirt road crosses chestnut groves and runs past streams and springs, then becomes a trail through dense beech woods. A detour of about an hour round trip leads to the foot of the Cascata della Prata, on the Rio Prata, about 50 meters high; continuing on, you pass an old mountain oven, restored in 2020 by the Comunanze Agrarie (local commons associations), up to the cascades of the Volpara, with the most water between late spring and early summer. These woods were also the workplace of shepherds and charcoal burners, and during the war Umito and Pozza suffered roundups that cost the lives of dozens of residents and partisans.