The panorama from the beach of Porto Recanati is bordered by two elements: to the north there is the Mount Conero to the south the Volpini pinewood.

At the end of the nineteenth century, the family Volpini, which had approximately 15 hectares of coast, tried to save their land of the dull salty winds. The discovery of a source of fresh water near the beach allowed him to create a network of canals .

The choice of suitable crops produced the first striking results: in 1929 the Volpini pinewood housed about 180 different species of plants.

The continuing work of the salty winds and sea erosion have slowly deteriorated this picturesque pinewood, requiring an intervention of protection: the town of Porto Recanati has presented a proposed arrangement of the area to build an urban park.