Parco del Monte Netto, Regional natural park in Province of Brescia, Italy.
Parco del Monte Netto is a regional nature park in Lombardy that spreads across multiple municipalities and features beech forests and meadows. The park offers a network of walking trails at various difficulty levels with viewpoints over the surrounding hills.
The protected area was established in 2007 through regional law, formalizing years of conservation efforts. The initiative came from Capriano del Colle municipality, which recognized the ecological importance of the landscape.
The area is known for wine production, particularly local varieties like Trebbiano grown on its slopes. Vineyards shape the landscape and remain part of how people work the land today.
The park is best explored on foot with marked trails that wind through different landscapes. The municipal office in Capriano del Colle can provide information and maps to help plan your visit.
The Colombaie Forest section is home to various oak species alongside chestnut and white hornbeam trees. This varied vegetation attracts a large number of bird species that nest or pass through the area.
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