파노 아드리아노‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 산길

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The last 2 km leading to the observatory are very challenging, and it is nice to see who is going up when you have completed the climb and you go down …

Campo Imperatore and the Gran Sasso chain, a unique and special place and a lot of all-Italian pastoral history 🇮🇹

the name comes from the huge amount of crickets you can come across (or at least I suppose, we've come across quite a few). From here you can go back down towards the valley, intersecting further on the I will enter epr meadows of tivo and for the Garibaldi. Or go up towards Pizzo Intermesoli.

Contrary to what the name indicates, there isn't actually a lake here, but that's how the place is known. It is a pass that serves as the starting point for many hiking trails in the area. It offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains.

Vado di Corno is a pass at more than 1,900 meters above sea level, located on the Campo Imperatore plateau, in the heart of the Gran Sasso d'Italia. Various hiking trails also start from here, including the Centenary Trail and the ascent to Mount Aquila.

Very scenic. Wonderful view on the Gran Sasso.

From Campo Imperatore going up through ''Direttissima'' trail up to the Corno Grande at 2.912 mt (it is the highest peak of Gran Sasso massif in the Apennine Mountains and on the Italian Peninsula too). From there wonderful view of Ghiacciaio del Calderone Europe's southernmost glacier, and during optimum weather conditions, both Adriatico and Tirreno Sea can be seen. Difficulty: high Evaluation: 9 out 10