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Given the steepness, trekking poles are recommended.

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The Campo Imperatore plateau is a picturesque place with breathtaking views. Known as Little Tibet, it is surrounded by the main peaks of the Gran Sasso range. At its highest point, we find the old hotel where Mussolini was held prisoner, the Astronomical Observatory, and the cable car. Numerous trails branch off toward the peaks of the Gran Sasso range.

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It has nothing to envy of the equally beautiful Dolomite landscapes

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The Normal Route is a fairly simple route, except for the last 400 meters, the gully and the ridge, which, being EEA grade (expert equipped hikers), require considerable physical strength and technique. Mountaineering boots are also required, and a helmet is recommended. Since the ridge is also quite technical, it is absolutely not suitable for those with a fear of heights, the elderly, children, or anyone without mountaineering experience.

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what beautiful places to cycle

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A Classic from Campo Imperatore, I recommend excursions even for those who are new to the area, beautiful panorama

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It connects the Campo Imperatore plateau with the mountain centers of Castel del Monte, Calascio and Santo Stefano di Sessanio, and is dominated to the east by Monte Capo di Serre and to the west by Monte Bolza.

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The Capo di Serre pass, located at 1,600 meters above sea level, is a mountain pass in the Abruzzo Apennines, overlooking the southern slope of the Gran Sasso massif of Italy. This pass connects the Campo Imperatore plateau to the mountain centers of Castel del Monte, Calascio and Santo Stefano di Sessanio. Its position is dominated to the east by Monte Capo di Serre and to the west by Monte Bolza. A breathtaking vantage point that offers the chance to explore the surrounding natural beauty.

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Spectacular climb to Campo Imperatore, constant but never impossible slopes. The view repays the effort made!!

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Mount Aquila (2,495 m) stands between Campo Imperatore and the Corno Grande. From his cross you can admire the valley of hell and also the Adriatic Sea.

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Montr Shirt (2564 m) offers a vast panorama of the Adriatic Sea, the coast, the Corno Grande and a good part of the Central Apennines.

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At 2100 meters above sea level in Campo Imperatore, the weather is always unknown, sometimes fog or low clouds are the masters but if the sun is shining, the panoramas that open up to the eyes are worth all the effort made to arrive there

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The Western Peak, with its 2,912 meters, is the highest of the Gran Sasso massif and also the highest peak of the Apennines. It is part of the larger peak of Corno Grande which includes: Eastern Vetta (reachable with the fun Ricci ferrata from the Franchetti refuge), Torrione Cambi, Central Vetta and the simpler and more popular Western Vetta. The view from the top is spectacular, on clear winter days you can admire both seas!

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The Corno Grande with its 2,912 meters above sea level it is the highest peak of the Apennines. It can be reached via the Via Normale or the Direttissima. Both trails require some attention.

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Challenging climb on a steep path. It is not recommended to leave the path because you run the risk of getting stuck or slipping on the scree.

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This is the arrival point of the Campo Imperatore road. Located at an altitude of 2,100 meters, various stages of the Giro d'Italia have arrived here: the stage won by Marco Pantani in the 1999 Giro stands out for its importance. Various hiking trails start from here, including the one that leads to the western peak of Corno Grande, the highest point of the Gran Sasso chain of Italy.

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Route done on Saturday with a full house of hikers and the last stretch before the summit was clogged up so 8 hours of walking including breaks. However, up to below the saddle of the brecciaio it is quite quiet and has a spectacular landscape with grassy meadows that contrast with the lunar panorama of the horizon, from that point onwards the route becomes for experts, from 2600m with a view of the Corno Piccolo on the left the route becomes for trekkers with salt in their head and no problems with vertigo, let's be clear, nothing impossible or criminal, but you climb up among sharp rocks with the help of your hands and temporarily putting away your poles, in short, it's not a picnic to do in sneakers as I've personally seen , slippery and slippery terrain with stones on the wall made slimy by years of trekker passages. Avoid holidays and weekdays if possible because the uphill and downhill columns force you to take even more dangerous zigzag routes and to take a photo at the summit you need to

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For experienced hikers, Monte Aquila is a relatively easy hike. Ideal starting point Rifugio Duca degli Abruzzi.

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A truly magnificent all-round view is offered from this mountain peak.

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Monte Aquila is a great mountain to get an overview of the Gran Sasso area without much effort - a mountain hike that offers fantastic views and insights. The rocky Corno Grande and the fantastic plateau of Campo Imperatore are particularly beautiful here. The hump, which is not difficult from a mountaineering point of view, is therefore a thoroughly worthwhile, albeit (depending on the season) heavily frequented jaunt. A nice round results if you extend the tour to the managed Rifugio Duca degli Abruzzi. TourTip.com

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