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Well and an abandoned village, which today serves as a barbecue area and overnight accommodation.

Discovered during a bikepacking trip along the Ciclovia dei Parchi. Fra Damiano had us pitch our tents in the village meadow and above all invited us to dinner with him. It was a wonderful experience

Villaggio Limina - there is water but above all there is Fra Damiano who will be happy to offer you food and hospitality

Great place to stay; Fra Damiano, who lives here alone, will be happy to give food and a place to stay

The "Fountain of the Limina Village", dispensing high quality mineral water, is located on the right at the crossroads of the access road to the Limina Village (equipped with a "Free Camping Area" and a Picnic area, points of reference and support for numerous hikers, cyclists, tourists and mountain lovers), about 50 meters from the Limina Pass, along the Calabrian Apennine Crest Road, a crossing point for the Italy Trail, towards the North you reach the Serre chain and towards the South the Aspromonte. The Fountain is a reference point for many motorists, tourists, hikers who travel along the Sentiero Italia, the Sentiero del Brigante, the Sentiero dei Greci, and for motorcyclists and cyclists who travel the "Ciclovia dei Parchi della Calabria". During the year there is a continuous flow of people who, with their own bins and bottles, fill liters and liters of water.

The Limina Village, which has always been used as a camping area, is a year-round reference point for hikers who travel along the Sentiero Italia and the Sentiero del Brigante. Since the Calabria Parks Cycle Path was built, the Village is also a point of support with tents for cyclists and motorcyclists who travel along the cycle path. The Village is inhabited all year round by Fra Damiano, guardian of the Church of the Village! !

Borderland between Parco delle Serre and Aspromonte. Evocative sceneries and pristine woods

At Passo della Limina you reach the top of a long descent that crosses centuries-old beech woods. It is an ancient crossroads between the Ionian and Tyrrhenian Seas and represents the gateway to the Aspromonte Park. In the village on the left, almost uninhabited, lives Frà Damiano, the caretaker of the Church of the Assunta, which is now a point of reference for all cyclists and wayfarers who pass through this magnificent place.