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Moving away from Salle, on the right, a few meters from the trail entrance, you will find a spectacular panoramic point of the bridge and the Orte gorges.

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The path here runs alongside the Alento river. The environment is enchanting: the sound of flowing water mixes with that of the tree branches moving in the wind. It's perfect for finding some cool air on hot summer days. It can be easily reached from the Abbey of San Liberatore.

This is a little-known protected area. The characteristic feature is the sulphurous waters of the Lavino river, which are of an intense turquoise colour. Right at the entrance to the park there is an area equipped with tables and a play area.

Beautiful bridge with a privileged view of the Orta Valley and its canyon. Near the municipality of Salle, therefore easily accessible.

The Cave of Sant'Angelo di Lettomanoppello in the Vallone di Sant'Angelo is a place of uncertain origin, mentioned in the Decrees of the First Holy Visit of the bishop of Chieti in 1844. It is believed that the hermitage is dated thanks to the presence of a statue of San Michele Arcangelo similar to that of San Tommaso in Caramanico, dating back to the XIII century. According to legend, the hermitage was inhabited by a man of holiness, but he mysteriously disappeared leaving behind the statue of the angel. In front of the rocky outcrop where a church once stood, today only a rectangular enclosure remains called the Bed of Sant'Angelo. Furthermore, in front of the church is the Fonte del Garzillo.

Enjoy the view of the second highest massif of the continental Apennines after the Gran Sasso. It is located in the Abruzzo Apennines, on the border between the provinces of Chieti, L'Aquila and Pescara. The highest peak is Mount Amaro (2793 m a.s.l.).

Ponte di Salle. The highest bridge in central Italy, located in the Majella National Park, 100 meters high. The Orta River flows through a canyon among monumental rocks below. The bridge is famous for bungee jumping - you are guaranteed, as the saying goes, "100 meters of pure adrenaline".