周辺の山頂・トップ9

Given the steepness, trekking poles are recommended.

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what beautiful places to cycle

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Suitable for everyone without snow, with winter equipment in case of snow/ice, minimum training required to tackle the only real climb of the excursion. But once you arrive at the top the show is guaranteed

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It connects the Campo Imperatore plateau with the mountain centers of Castel del Monte, Calascio and Santo Stefano di Sessanio, and is dominated to the east by Monte Capo di Serre and to the west by Monte Bolza.

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The Capo di Serre pass, located at 1,600 meters above sea level, is a mountain pass in the Abruzzo Apennines, overlooking the southern slope of the Gran Sasso massif of Italy. This pass connects the Campo Imperatore plateau to the mountain centers of Castel del Monte, Calascio and Santo Stefano di Sessanio. Its position is dominated to the east by Monte Capo di Serre and to the west by Monte Bolza. A breathtaking vantage point that offers the chance to explore the surrounding natural beauty.

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Montr Shirt (2564 m) offers a vast panorama of the Adriatic Sea, the coast, the Corno Grande and a good part of the Central Apennines.

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The foresummit of Monte Tremoggia is located at an altitude of 2331 m and offers a very beautiful view of the rest of the crest and of the Dente del Lupo.

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Monte Cappucciata is one of the peaks that make up the Gran Sasso massif, located in the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park.

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Beautiful winter excursion with snowshoes or skis!

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Monte Cappucciata offers a beautiful panorama, and is located at 1800 meters high. The panorama includes the Gran Sasso massif, the Sirente-Velino and La Majella.

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Monte Tremoggia is located at an altitude of 2331 meters. Mount Tremoggia closes the eastern chain of the Gran Sasso.

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Slightly higher than Mount Bolza, the top can be reached by following the jagged ridge that unites them.

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Capo la Serra Abruzzo Pass (1600 m above sea level) - located on the southern side of the Gran Sasso d'Italia massif.

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On May 30th, there were still quite passable snowfields, so not a very easy hiking tour (a ski enthusiast went downhill on a snowfield in a wide crevasse today, we were quite amazed). In all, we met two people (those equipped with winter gear, ice axes, etc.)... but we didn't have them. Start at the well-signposted parking lot at 20 degrees and sun, sunshine stayed up to the summit but don't underestimate the cold wind, clouds can come up quickly and three days ago we encountered thunderstorms and hail at Monte Brancastello (2385), about 5 km as the crow flies , Weather does not necessarily stick to the forecast. Total time up/down 5.5 hours, including a 0.5 hour break at the summit. The panorama is impressive! If you can ( still ) and want to, the neighboring Monte Prena is also interesting, but for both together really good physical condition is required!

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Challenging hike starting from the Fonte Vetica Refuge. The climb to Monte Shirt is quite steep and constant but the effort is rewarded by a truly splendid 360 ° view. For the return I recommend going through Monte Tremoggia.

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It marks the watershed between the Campo Imperatore plateau and the town of Castel del Monte

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First part of the climb that leads to Campo Imperatore. Wonderful views and non-prohibitive slopes

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Although it might look intimidating from the Rifugio Fonte Vetica, it does not require any climbing gear but just good standard hiking equipment. Even with some mild form of vertigo it can be mastered. As to be expected, beautiful panorama from the top in all directions