노세라 인페리오레‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

There is a natural reservoir of drinking water here. Please take care of it and do not waste water.

Mandatory passage of almost all Monte Cerreto itineraries. Nice rest area with a wonderful view of the Gulf of Naples

From the Pietrapiana cave to climb to the shelter on the north peak of Mount Finestra you have to take a panoramic but quite treacherous path (T3-T4), part of the "Sentiero Italia - Stage S17S" Trekking clothing, sturdy shoes and some mountaineering experience.

On the northern peak of Mount Finestra you can admire a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Salerno. There is a shelter called "il Telefono" which can be useful in case of need. Challenging routes to reach the north peak, therefore, trekking clothing and sturdy shoes are a must.

Monte Finestra is a top of the Lattari Mountains and offers a panoramic view of the Amalfi Coast, the Gulf of Salerno and Vesuvius. The North peak has an altitude of 1138 meters and is also called "the telephone" because it houses a shelter (where it is possible to sleep with sleeping bags in case of need) with an old telephone box.

The Santa Maria del Monte refuge is located on a plateau of the Lattari Mountains, at over 1000 meters above sea level. It has 13 beds and an outdoor rest area with benches and tables, and offers a panoramic view of the Gulf of Salerno, the Amalfi Coast and the island of Capri.

Beautiful promising place. In the ruin a room is open as a shelter

The Santa Maria dei Monti Refuge is located in Scala (SA), in the Monti Lattari regional park, at over a thousand meters above sea level. Opposite the refuge is Mount Campanaro overlooking the Gulf of Salerno, where the small altar with the statue of the Madonna is located. From here the view dominates the towns of Scala, Ravello and Maiori from above. The Refuge has 13 beds, divided into two floors in two separate small, completely independent apartments with bathroom and kitchen. A 15-minute walk from the refuge leads to the Vrecciaro water where you can enjoy a unique sunset overlooking the Gulf of Naples. The Refuge can be reached from Scala, Ravello, Agerola and the various municipalities that surround it. 15 minutes away is the high path via dei Monti Lattari, the famous path 300 which starts from Cava dei Tirreni and ends at Punta Campanella. Sant’ Alfonso Maria de Liguori lived in the refuge for most of his life and it was in Scala that he wrote the famous "You come down from the stars" in a cave. www.rifugiosantamaria.com/mountainshelter/index.php/it/ credits_ Santa Maria dei Monti Refuge