20의 산 치피렐로가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Starting just outside the town of San Giuseppe Jato, this stretch of provincial road 20 climbs up to the picturesque Portella della Paglia pass, in a succession of hairpin bends and breathtaking views. The surface isn't perfect, but you can pedal safely even on a small section of landslide, which is well-marked. Tackled in autumn/winter, it almost feels like you're not in Sicily.

At certain times it can be busy, even with heavy vehicles.

Be careful when entering the Garrone cave and it is very slippery from month 09 to month 06, bring a rope with you if you want to go inside the cave itself.

Beautiful pass at an altitude of 1044 meters. Located on the Sentiero Italia.

Halfway between the Piana degli Albanesi and Corleone stands the sanctuary of Tagliavia, a place of worship dedicated to the Virgin of the Rosary. It is located on the Magna Via Francigena and is also a useful stop for a break, thanks to the fountain and the refreshment point located nearby.

The city of Piana degli Albanesi is located on a plateau in the province of Palermo. The largest Albanian-speaking community in Italy has lived here for centuries, hence the name.

Lake Poma is an artificial lake located about 5 km from Partinico (PA), created by building a dam on the Jato river. In 1994 the area was identified as a protection oasis and wildlife refuge. Hunting is prohibited in the oasis, although poaching is sometimes reported. The flora, thanks also to the reforestation carried out in recent years, consists of: eucalyptus, ash, dwarf palm, wild pear, wild olive, Aleppo pine, domestic pine, rush, reed and black poplar. The avifauna is home to numerous species such as: the wigeon, the mallard, the pintail, the teal, the wild goose, the coot, the gray heron, the little egret, the white heron and many others. Among the birds of prey we find the peregrine falcon, the buzzard and the kestrel. During the migrations you can observe the white stork, the osprey, the glossy ibis and the cattle egret. In winter, the trees on the shores of the lake are often used as a roost for the cormorants, which return to their places of origin the following morning.

Hardly any cars and mostly good asphalt. The views are unique!