ヴィララティーナ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

In August, you can only climb at the top with a guide, after booking the tour.

Starting point for various routes

Passage point for the Meta and other paths

Mount La Meta 2242m Abruzzo Lazio and Molise National Park

(1967mt) The Monaci Pass is located on the border between Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise, crossed since ancient times by pilgrims, traders and bandits. The monks used to place a stone when they reached the pass. Over the years, piles of a couple of meters high have formed, clearly visible in the center of the plateau, making it a characteristic sign of recognition. The name of the Monaci Pass comes from a legend: three monks died during a storm while trying to cross the pass. The story is plausible, given the difficulty in identifying it if you come from the west and there is fog, and considering that historically the mule track that passes it connected the territories of the important abbeys of S. Vincenzo al Volturno and Montecassino. This very particular territory is the kingdom of a historic herd of Apennine chamois, which performs acrobatics between leaps, cliffs and steep meadows, grazing on grass or resting comfortably on sheer walls.

Prati di Mezzo is a mountain resort located in the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise, characterized by large meadows and lush woods. It is also an ideal starting point for many hiking and mountain bike trails in the area. It has a car park and a restaurant. However, it is recommended to check the most updated opening hours through their Facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100039970464543.

Mount Cairo, formerly called Mons Clarius, is 1669m high. Clarius is another name for Apollo, and in fact here once there was a temple dedicated to him - today instead we can find the Abbey of Montecassino in its place.

This mountain is part of the Marsicani Mountains, and is 2241 m high. Access to Monte Meta can be forbidden at certain times of the year for the protection of Abruzzo chamois and access to certain paths is only allowed alongside a qualified guide appointed by the park. It is advisable to contact the park or check the park website before departure.