The territory of the Apennine ridge is a chain of peaks whose elevation varies between 1600 and 2000 m and marks the physical border between Emilia and Tuscany. Beech and chestnut forests cover most of the area, however, which holds the record of being the setting and scenario for most of Italy’s biodiversity due to the meeting of mountain and maritime climates.

Each season paints the ridge in different colors: winter has arrived and with it the sparkle of snow that covers the peaks with a mantle of fascination.