周辺の峡谷・トップ5

Short via ferrata but not suitable for those who suffer from vertigo. Important to do it one at a time so as not to unbalance the other.

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Important equipment and technical clothing. Short via ferrata but not suitable for those who suffer from vertigo.

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The hike through the gorge isn't entirely easy. There are shoulder-high, polished rocks to overcome. Combined with water, it's a challenging undertaking.

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The "Fonte degli Innamorati", where the water flows down following the profile of the rock and the grass. Here you can stop for a break before continuing.

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Deep incision with overhanging stone walls up to 200 m high. Entering the Celano Gorges will be accessing a crystallized world, where trees, stone and time are masters.

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Once you get to the cave, is it possible to continue towards Mount Velino, or do you need to go back?

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The via ferrata is suitable for those who do not suffer from vertigo.

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Great place to stay and take great photos ...

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Path on a dirt road suitable for everyone including children, all flat and immersed in the shade of the forest. Ideal for cycling.

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Lovely gorge! We were here at oktober with dry water. There wasn't any water in the river but we had a lovely walk for two hours

Falls located in the Gole di Celano. The Gole di Celano (Celano's gorges) are located within the Regional Natural Park of Sirente - Velino. Digged for more than 4 kilometers from the river La Foce, they separate Mount Sirente and Mount Tino (also called Serra di Celano), representing an imposing erosion of the central Apennines in Italy. Its rocky walls measure, in the deepest area, almost 200 meters high. The average width of the gorge is about 5-6 meters, with narrow passages of 3 meters. The gorges are passable and can be visited by hikers either uphill coming from Celano or down from Ovindoli starting from the high Valle d'Arano.

The Gole di Celano (Celano's gorges) are located within the Regional Natural Park of Sirente - Velino. Digged for more than 4 kilometers from the river La Foce, they separate Mount Sirente and Mount Tino (also called Serra di Celano), representing an imposing erosion of the central Apennines in Italy. Its rocky walls measure, in the deepest area, almost 200 meters high. The average width of the gorge is about 5-6 meters, with narrow passages of 3 meters. The gorges are passable and can be visited by hikers either uphill coming from Celano or down from Ovindoli starting from the high Valle d'Arano.

Near Ovindoli there is Valle d'Arano, an ancient lake basin, originated by the river La Foce which has created the Gole di Celano-Aielli, a beautiful natural canyon with steep walls and also tens of meters high. In the valley develops a ring (5 km) that can be traveled in all seasons of the year: on foot, on horseback, on mountain bikes, on snowshoes and cross-country skis. The total travel time walking is about 2 hours also by trollers for families

Based in monte Velino Larga this cave has a width of 20 meters. From there sight on Monte Cafornia and conca del Fucino, and Marsica mountains.