周辺の山頂・トップ9

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Cima Blockhaus: A walking experience in the heart of the Maiella The Blockhaus peak, in the heart of the Maiella massif, is an unmissable destination for mountain lovers. Access to the actual peak is reserved for hikers, with a pleasant walk of about half an hour on a comfortable path. A landscape sculpted by time The peak, covered with mountain pines, is an ancient plateau shaped by millennia of erosion and geological movements. Once submerged by the sea, it preserves traces of a distant past, like a coral island that emerged and transformed over time. Testimonies of history and brigandage The name "Blockhaus" recalls a wooden fort built in the 19th century to counter post-unification brigandage. A breathtaking view From the peak, enjoy a breathtaking view that ranges from the peaks of the Apennines to the Adriatic Sea, far from the hustle and bustle of the arrival of the Giro d'Italia, which takes place further down.

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Cima Mammarosa is one of the most iconic places in the Majella National Park. The ski slopes, the Tettone spring, the road to the Blockhaus and the hotel of the same name are just some of the points of interest in this area. Numerous mountain bike routes that descend along the mountain also depart from here.

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Cima Mammarosa is one of the most iconic places in the Majella National Park. The ski slopes, the Tettone source, the road to the Blockhaus and the homonymous hotel are just some of the points of interest in this area. Numerous mountain bike trails also start from here and descend along the mountain.

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La Majelletta is a place much loved by those who practice sports. In fact, various ski resorts depart from here, offering the possibility of skiing while seeing the Adriatic Sea, only 30 kilometers away as the crow flies. La Majelletta was the finish line of two tough stages of the Giro d'Italia: in 2017 Nairo Quintana won, in 2022 the victory fell to Jay Hindley. The Majelletta can also be reached in the winter season: pedaling up here with snow on the roadside is spectacular.

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Arrival of the ninth stage of the Giro d'Italia 2022. Its name is of German origin and means "house of stones". The name was coined by the Austrian military referring to a stone fort located on top of the mountain built for defensive purposes. The debut of the Blockhaus at the Giro d'Italia took place on 31 May 1967, on that occasion the stage was won by a very young Eddy Merckx

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When you see this it means that you are almost on top of the BLOCKHAUS.

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An incredibly beautiful mountain to climb.

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Indro Montanelli path accessible to all in American style

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Beautiful very simple walk at high altitude. Possibility of starting more challenging treks once you reach the end of the paved road.

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It doesn't matter from what side you're climbing the Blockhouse, when you will reach Mirastelle Village (Roccamorice) everything changes and you will find yourself in a breathtaking high mountain atmosphere.

Almost to the end of Blockhaus climb!