ノチェーラ・スーペリアのおすすめMTBライド

2026年6月28日のハイキング。 残念ながら、礼拝堂への入り口は柵と南京錠付きのゲートで閉鎖されています。おそらく破壊行為の後でしょう。 ハイキング中に休憩できる非常に静かな場所なので残念です。

On my last trip a few weeks ago, the trail was clear and passable. Keep in mind that it gets dirty easily during the winter months. Definitely avoid it when there's snow.

with the mountain bike you can try your hand at riding this beautiful motocross track,

the playstation one and two trails are de flow with a low difficulty level, the only flaw is that they are short.

Torre Gatto – The Sentinel of Mystery Among the ruins hidden by the vegetation stands the Torre Gatto, an ancient bastion of uncertain origin, shrouded in silence and legend. According to popular tradition, the tower was guarded by a giant black cat, guardian spirit of the forest, who appeared only to those who disturbed the peace of the place. Other stories tell that the tower was an observatory of monks, or a Lombard watchtower, placed to guard the paths towards the valley. Today only a part of its walls remains, but the atmosphere is intact: a fascinating point where history and nature intertwine in the silence of time.

PlayStation 1 Single Track – Flow among the Trees A short but unforgettable trail, known for its fluid rhythm and the winding line between closely spaced trees. The entrance is decisive, the track immediately invites you to let go, but just when you start to get into the right rhythm, the magic ends. A fast section, just technical enough and... too short for how much fun it is!

Single Track Access – Towards the Playstation Trail A suggestive path with a slight climb that anticipates the famous "PlayStation" section. The first part is more technical, with jagged rocks and an uneven surface, requiring attention and a good choice of line. Continuing, the terrain softens and becomes smoother on beaten earth, crossing thick and shady vegetation. A perfect section to get into the rhythm of the adventure!

Belvedere dell’Albero di Ciccio – Panorama of the Gulf and Vesuvius A breathtaking point where the view embraces the entire Gulf of Castellammare, Vesuvius and the valleys below. Here stands a majestic centuries-old oak tree, known as “L’Albero di Ciccio”, dedicated to Professor Francesco Di Pace, a beloved and esteemed figure for his commitment to protecting the territory and local memory. Next to the tree, a plaque commemorates his thought and vision. An ideal place for a silent stop, a photo and a thought.