Parco fluviale del Nera, Regional park around Nera River in province of Terni, Italy.
Parco fluviale del Nera is a protected regional area in the province of Terni centered on the Nera River and its surroundings. The park contains the Velino River, Piediluco Lake, and Marmore Waterfall within a landscape of diverse terrain and natural features.
The area became a protected region in 1995, preserving evidence of ancient Roman settlements throughout its territory. Traditional farming methods have left their mark on the landscape, showing how people worked this land for centuries.
Several towns sit within the park's borders, their daily life shaped by proximity to the river and its seasonal rhythms. Local residents maintain traditions tied to the water and agriculture that have defined this region for centuries.
The park offers marked trails for walking and exploration, with visitor information centers located throughout the area. Parking facilities at multiple spots make access convenient, and guided nature tours help visitors discover the different landscapes.
The park is home to rare plant and animal species found only in this region, with dedicated observation points along the river. This biological diversity makes the area particularly valuable for those interested in wildlife and natural ecosystems.
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