ペスカーラの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ8

the single-track, in the first part is difficult but doable. In the next stretch, it intersects with an extremely difficult S6 path, therefore if like me, you are not able and do not want to push, it is not worth taking.

very fresh water

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.

The Capoposto refuge is located at an altitude of 1800 meters, near Mount Mileto, in the Majella National Park. Several paths lead past the refuge, which offers a breathtaking panorama of the region.

The Marcello di Marco refuge, at an altitude of 1747m, is managed by the CAI Pescara. It offers a beautiful panoramic point of the Maiella National Park

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.

At 1430 m in the Lama Bianca Nature Reserve it is a lookout point for the chamois which are very numerous in these areas.

The refuge is located in the Jaccio della Madonna locality, from which it takes its name, at an altitude of 1,786 metres. It is an unmanaged structure: it is necessary to book your accommodation on the site of the municipality of Caramanico Terme. Inside there are eight beds, a stove and a small kitchen. In front of the entrance opens a beautiful plateau surrounded by mountains covered with lush vegetation.