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The artificial lake can be observed along the Gran Sasso state road 80 in the L'Aquila area.

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A border crossing in the province of L'Aquila located 1,300 meters above sea level to cross the Gran Sasso mountain range via state road 80, which connects the provinces of Teramo and L'Aquila.

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circular route

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The weather can change quickly up here. When I was here in early May, it suddenly rained and the temperature dropped to 2°C.

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Pietracamella is a picturesque village located near Prati di Tivo, in the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park. It is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. borghipiubelliditalia.it/borgo/pietracamela

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The more arduous the climb, the joy at the summit will be immeasurable (E.Giuffrida)

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Uninhabited village located in the Vasto valley. In the 20th century it was visited several times by Pope John Paul II and the village church, also known as the Sanctuary of John Paul II, now houses a relic of him.

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Lake below Campotosto lake which is also essential for the correct functioning of the hydroelectric plant

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The Church of San Pietro in the locality of "la Jenca" was erected as a diocesan shrine dedicated to Saint John Paul II in May 2011 by H. E. R. Mons Giuseppe Molinari, Metropolitan Archbishop of L'Aquila. The reason why the Church was erected as a Sanctuary is the numerous private visits of Pope Karol in the area. http://www.sangiovannipaoloii.it/

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Pietracamella is a picturesque village located near Prati di Tivo, in the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park. It is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. https://borghipiubelliditalia.it/borgo/pietracamela/

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Prati di Tivo is a popular mountain resort in Abruzzo, located at the foot of the Gran Sasso massif. Known for its ski slopes in winter, it is also a starting point for summer excursions to the top of Corno Grande. A fascinating destination in every season. pratiditivo.it

The Capannelle pass is a very popular pass for cyclists and motorcyclists. This joins the Vomano valley to the Aterno valley along the "Strada Maestra del Parco". The name "capannelle" is due to the presence of small stone ruins guarding the fields, located throughout the area. The Capannelle pass is also mentioned by Carlo Emilio Gadda in "Towards Teramo": “At the Capannelle Pass there is a beginning or end, depending on who goes, a long mountain mouth, about one thousand three: whence, going east as I used to do, I greet you by addressing the hills, the waters, the fields dominated by the Eagle: which brings , in the eyes, the very bright sphere of the sun".

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The Valico delle Capannelle is located at 1300 m asl and probably takes its name from the small shepherds' huts scattered along the route. The effort of the climb is well rewarded by a spectacular panorama.

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If traveled in the direction of Termine, this road will offer breathtaking views on a descent without extreme slopes which allows you to concentrate on the surrounding nature.

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Amiternim stood in the upper valley of the Aterno river and was conquered by the Romans in the 3rd century BC. c. The flourishing town hall was once located on the Colle di San Vittorio but in the imperial age it moved further downstream. Right there where the archaeological area stands where the remains of an amphitheater, a theatre, a thermal complex and an aqueduct can still be seen today.

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This is a convenient starting point for families or groups where some daredevils wish to pedal up to Campo Imperatore and others can comfortably hop on the cable car and enjoy the view.

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The effort here is well rewarded by the magnificent view, the panorama of the Laga mountains distracts us from the climb.

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Nice view of Montereale

San Vincenzo Ferreri (1350-1419) was a Dominican and apocalyptic preacher. After canonization, he became the patron of the poor, widows and orphans, even today some shepherds urge him to protect against lightning and earthquakes. San Vincenzo Ferreri is depicted in Dominican habits, with the index finger pointing towards heaven and the flame of the Holy Spirit burning on his head. The name Vincenzo is derived from Vincens, which means winner, that is, one who overcomes evil. His cult has spread all over the world since ancient times. He is the patron saint of many cities and towns, and is devoted to churches, sanctuaries and shrines like this one.

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Cappella di San Vincenzo (Gran Sasso). The chapel is located at an altitude of 1,455 m above sea level.