フォンテッキオの峡谷・トップ5

Quite a tough climb on a bike, especially if you're carrying a load. It can't be easy going down either. Also, not a particularly scenic route, but still fascinating.

The Canale Majori is a predominantly winter access route to Monte Sirente. It is a very steep and narrow gully and must be traveled very carefully given the risk of falling rocks from the rock walls. It must be tackled with the right equipment and only in excellent physical condition. In summer, given the detrital nature of the terrain, it is particularly uncomfortable and demanding.

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.

Truly beautiful places, crossing the San Venziano gorges by bicycle was a fantastic experience.

Great place to stay and take great photos ...

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

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

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.