モンテレアーレ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

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.

One of my favorite climbs/descents. Unfortunately the road is what it is but if you know it you can get along

This is one of the nicest picnic areas in the area. In addition to the picturesque church, there are two sources of very fresh water: one right next to the church, the other between the picnic tables in the pine forest. It's a perfect place to spend a night in a tent.

Amatrice, a charming municipality in the hills of the Lazio Apennines, is a place steeped in history and resilience. Unfortunately, Amatrice was hit by earthquakes that left indelible scars, but the community showed extraordinary strength in getting back on its feet. In addition to its history, Amatrice is famous for its delicious cuisine, inviting visitors to enjoy the authentic flavors of the region. Amid the natural beauty and courage of its people, Amatrice exudes an authentic and touching charm.

The climb is quite simple in terms of slopes, even if the road surface is often in poor condition. Enchanting views stand out in the background.

Beautiful road, characterized by almost absolute tranquility and a spectacular panorama that extends to the Sibillini Mountains. The slope is pleasantly gentle, avoiding excessive slopes. I recommend enjoying it to the full, but it is advisable to avoid public holidays when it could be filled with motorcycles.

Amatrice is a picturesque village in the province of Rieti, Lazio, known for its rich history and delicious traditional cuisine, especially the famous "pasta all'Amatriciana". Despite the challenges faced, Amatrice remains a fascinating destination that captivates visitors with its authentic charm and culinary delights. https://www.amatriceturismo.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".