마테세 지역 공원 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A short hike with no particular difficulties. The trailhead from Campitello Matese is unmarked and difficult to identify. The trail itself is poorly marked. For those like me who'd never done it, it's essential to follow the trail on an app or similar. The descent was made by descending from the chairlift side (which doesn't operate and doesn't appear to be in operation anymore), then descending along the ski slope, which halfway through features a barbed wire barrier (!) that I had to cross.

Mount Miletto (2,050 meters above sea level) straddles Campania and Molise and offers a 360° view of the Apennines, Lake Matese and the Mediterranean Sea in the distance.

From the summit 2050 MT. you can sense the curvature of blue ozone 🌍

Monte Mutria is the highest peak of the Guardiaregia-Campochiaro Regional Reserve, with its 1823 meters of altitude. Near the top is the chapel of Sant'Antonio, built in the 1990s and a destination for summer pilgrimages. The panorama extends over the great mountains of the Apennines, and on the clearest days you can even see the sea.

Lake Matese is not artificial, but of karst nature. It develops between the municipalities of San Gregorio Matese and Castello del Matese and is a much appreciated destination by both locals and tourists. Around the lake you can go hiking by bike, or you can dedicate yourself to water sports such as kayaking.

Here we are in an area with forest near the "5 of Coins" (they are along the path continuing south). This is five beech hedge.

This rooftop terrace offers a breathtaking view of the Maltese lake.

The Pianellone is located at an altitude of 1390 meters. It is one of the largest karst basins in the Matese area.