ヴァイラーノ・パテノーラ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The trail is not an official CAI trail and although the route suggested by koomot is intuitive, the deviation it proposes is risky. In fact, the undergrowth has almost reclaimed the trail, making it difficult and unpredictable. Access to the waterfalls is quite intuitive even if they are also not marked. On site you have to make do to find a location and bathing remains difficult. Exploring a bit you can find several pools of freezing water. Despite the difficulty, it remains an enchanting place.

The trail is not an official CAI trail and although the route suggested by koomot is intuitive, the deviation it proposes is risky. In fact, the undergrowth has almost reclaimed the trail, making it difficult and unpredictable. Access to the waterfalls is quite intuitive even if they are also not marked. On site you have to make do to find a location and bathing remains difficult. Exploring a bit you find several pools of freezing water. Despite the difficulty, it remains an enchanting place.

Well-preserved stretch of the Adrianea. The paving is quite regular but be careful on the downhill stretches and when travelling after days of rain because it floods (you can still pass on a single track at the edge of the road)

a stretch of the ancient Hadrian's Road. This road, dating back to 120 AD, started from the port of Minturnae and connected very important cities of the Roman world: Suessa, Teanum Sidicinum, Alifae, Telesia and then connected with Malaventum

The sanctuary was founded in 1430[1] by Saint Bernardino of Siena and Saint Giacomo della Marca, who had arrived there following the news of the discovery of a statue of the Virgin in the same or previous year[2]. A first rural chapel was built, then a first church, shortly afterwards enlarged in its current form between 1448 and 1507 This event has taken on a legendary character in popular tradition. In fact it is said that, towards the end of 1300, a shepherd boy who took his goats to graze along that mountain noticed a curious fact: every day, one of the goats moved away from its companions and in the evening it was the one that gave the most milk. Intrigued, one day he decided to follow her. He was thus led in front of a cave where the goat stopped to graze on lush grass. The shepherd decided to enter it and found a trunk. He immediately thought he had found a treasure, but had to retreat when he realized that the chest was guarded by a snake with two keys in its mouth. Frightened, he went to town to call for reinforcements. Relatives and friends rushed to the cave, and when the reptile gave them the keys, the trunk was opened revealing its treasure: the icon of the Blessed Virgin in lava stone. The Grotto can still be visited next to the church Inside there is a magnificent rectangular cloister with pointed arches supported by small columns

The Lete stream produces small waterfalls and natural pools where it is possible to swim.

Beautiful road with cobbled sections, in case one wants to train for Paris-Roubaix.

Rocchetta e Croce is a small town in the province of Caserta, its name derives from the medieval castle built on a natural rock, and from the church of the Holy Cross, built in the fifteenth century. Thanks to its position you can enjoy the panorama towards the Aurunci Mountains and the surrounding hills.