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Follow the ridge that from m. Calpazio which leads up to m. Polveracchio gives the opportunity to admire truly beautiful views that range over the Gulf of Salerno, the Sele plain and the Alburni mountain chain. Trekking clothing and sturdy shoes.

Here is the info: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polveracchio

Covering a stretch of the Sentiero Italia - Stage S08 you arrive at the top of Mount Rainetta at 1,622 m. Gorgeous views! Trekking clothing, sturdy shoes, mountaineering experience.

The defensive building is set between two natural rock towers in a locality in the hamlet of Felitto, in an inaccessible place that dominates the entire valley below. The fortress was surrounded by a triple wall, the first of which can still be identified by some fragments incorporated in the current urbanization; the second, halfway up the slope, still has the watchtowers and the entrance to the Castrum intact; the third with two quadrangular towers was placed to guard the central nucleus built at maximum height. In the factories, the re-use of clay fragments and previous constructions is visible. The various rooms in which the inhabitants' daily activities took place are still clearly evident: three cisterns for collecting rainwater, halls, service area, halls, suspended arches and more. Between the second and third walls, the vast residential settlement can still be identified, positioned on a vast, mainly flat surface. In this area the ruins of a Christian church outline the small nave and the apse.

Mount Raianetta is one of the highest peaks of the Picentini mountains with its 1630 meters of altitude. It is surrounded by a centuries-old beech forest, where you can admire waterfalls and the springs of the Savuco river.

With its 1,790 meters of altitude, Monte Polveracchio is the third highest peak of the Picentini Mountains. From its summit the view is majestic.

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