メリトディポルトサルボの天然記念物・トップ7

Leucopetra (from the Greek "white stone") is primarily an ancient and significant Greco-Roman toponym, referring to a rocky promontory in Calabria, near Reggio Calabria, known for its Capo d'Armi lighthouse and for having been a historical and geographical landmark, but the term may also refer to a locality near Corinth (Greece) and, by mythological extension, to the sea goddess Leucothea.

Suitable equipment is needed: boots, poles and accessories, but the important thing is to have an adequate supply of water because there are no fountains along the route.

Interesting rock that makes up Monte Calvario.

Beautiful almost abandoned ancient village, it is part of the English route

From Amendolea you can admire the spectacular panorama of the fiumara and the mountains that surround the town. In the distance you can also see the Tyrrhenian Sea.

The Amendolea river originates in the Aspromonte park at 1,720 meters above sea level, begins its course between cliffs and gorges and creates wonderful waterfalls. The name seems to derive from the presence of almond trees along its course. After about 39 kilometers it flows into the Ionian Sea at Condofuri Marina.

Located 250 meters above sea level, Mount Calvario rises above the village of Pentedattilo which takes its name from its shape, namely the five fingers of a gigantic hand.

A village with an ancient history, apparently abandoned, in reality small solid artisan businesses live inside the village, which alone are worth a visit to the place. I recommend the circumnavigation of Monte Calvario, which makes the visit to the village more complete. The stretch of single track trail on the NW side is beautiful