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because the climb to Peschio Melicone has a beautiful view, then if one is fit one can continue to Colle di Mezzo passing through Colle del Vento

Beautiful view of the lake

One of my favorite climbs/descents. Unfortunately the road is what it is but if you know it you can get along

The climb is quite simple in terms of slopes, even if the road surface is often in poor condition. Enchanting views stand out in the background.

Beautiful road, characterized by almost absolute tranquility and a spectacular panorama that extends to the Sibillini Mountains. The slope is pleasantly gentle, avoiding excessive slopes. I recommend enjoying it to the full, but it is advisable to avoid public holidays when it could be filled with motorcycles.

The summit of Monte di Mezzo at an altitude of 2155 m overlooks the town of Campotosto and the lake of the same name.

Nice climb, fairly gentle without excessive slopes. If you want to enjoy it, it is best to avoid the holidays when it gets full of motorbikes

San Vincenzo Ferreri (1350-1419) was a Dominican and apocalyptic preacher. After canonization, he became the patron of the poor, widows and orphans, even today some shepherds urge him to protect against lightning and earthquakes. San Vincenzo Ferreri is depicted in Dominican habits, with the index finger pointing towards heaven and the flame of the Holy Spirit burning on his head. The name Vincenzo is derived from Vincens, which means winner, that is, one who overcomes evil. His cult has spread all over the world since ancient times. He is the patron saint of many cities and towns, and is devoted to churches, sanctuaries and shrines like this one.