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The bivouac must be taken care of: don't leave practically useless objects behind with the excuse of leaving them for someone else to come. A gas canister with enough gas for perhaps one cigarette is best taken back down the valley. I threw away the cards last time and replaced them with new ones. The bivouac should be left "slightly" better than it was when you found it.

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It looks like a village from a fantasy movie. Totally unexpected!

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A must-see stop to visit (from the outside) the building.

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To go there and return whenever you can!

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I have been there in June and it is mesmerizing! Definately worth the sweat 😅

Is it also possible with gravel? Can October be considered as a period to do it?

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Done many times, as well as with cross-country skis, also with Mtb. Enchanting scenery both in summer and in winter as someone has already commented. Did it again just yesterday in Mtb, and we'll do it again, and again 🚴🏻‍♀️😎✌🏾

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The La Vecchia refuge is a bivouac located on the Mandra Murata hill at an altitude of 1830 metres, along the crest of Monte Sirente. With a panoramic view of the Gran Sasso and the Rocche plateau, it is always open and offers an excellent possibility for hikers to sleep.

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Pagliare di Tione is an open-air museum: the medieval agro-pastoral settlement is made up of a hundred two-story stone farmhouses. The upper floor was reserved for shepherds and other inhabitants, the lower floor was made up of haystacks (hence the name of the village) which served as a shelter for the animals.

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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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"The patch floors are one of the most enchanting scenarios that you can visit during the summer but also in winter. A completely uncontaminated place, a boundless plateau where you can immerse yourself in nature. Marvelous"

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The "La Vecchia" refuge (1870 m) stands on a very panoramic natural balcony towards the Gran Sasso and overlooking the Rocche plateau and the Sirente meadows. Located in a clearing among the beech trees, The refuge is splendid and well maintained, all in stone and wood, a small hut of the gnomes, or a hobbit house, depending on your taste ...

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"Le Pagliare di Tione can be considered a magnificent village of rural settlement, consisting of numerous restored structures that historically were used for the storage of forage for animals from here" Pagliai ". Subsequently until the middle of the last century they were used as a dwelling by part of the shepherds who grazed their flocks in the area. " Cit.

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"Church of the Holy Trinity: main church of Pagliare, dates back to the Middle Ages, but has been remodeled several times, so as to appear on the outside as a poor church, whose facade suggests that it was larger, given the bastion of the bell tower. L he only decorative element is the Romanesque door with a round arch, while the interior perfectly preserves some Renaissance frescoes. during which the traditional "blessed panetta" is distributed, which should bring serenity to the community. The procession then returns to Pagliare, where the feast takes place. " Cit. Wikipedia

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Great place to stay and take great photos ...

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Stony path, not demanding, with glacial views

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The Pagliare di Tione rise on an elongated rocky spur overlooking an extraordinary mountain panorama. The tiny town is made up of about a hundred restored buildings, with a well, stone basins for collecting rainwater and a delightful church.

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A pilgrimage destination for a procession (practiced until the last century) that carried the people of the plateau to this small church along the Cordora Valley. Today we travel the same way but by bike;) Fixed stage for the Tour delle Pagliare.

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Unfortunately it cannot be visited but it is encountered along the itinerary.

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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