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Gallinola (1,923 m above sea level) is the second highest peak in the Matese range and is located in Molise. It can be reached from Campitello Matese via a 5.5 km hike and an elevation gain of just under 500 meters. The view from the summit is spectacular, stretching from the Maiella to the Tyrrhenian Sea, clearly visible in good weather.

Challenging route with a difference in altitude of about 600m, starting from the Ecocamous refuge located in the Santa Maria valley. During the route you will encounter woods, valleys and a beautiful view of Lake Matese. The route leads to the highest peak in Campania, La Gallinola (1923m)

In winter the huge roots are covered by snow, it yields less but it is still a nice highlight

View overlooking the valley of Lake Matese

Getting there from the Santa Maria refuge was a slog but when you admire the view you understand that it's worth it

Beautiful view of Lake Matese. It is the highest lake of karst origin in Italy, being located at around 1000 meters above sea level.

The Tre Frati are three centuries-old beech trees found on the northern slopes of Monte Mutria, within the Guardiaregia-Campochiaro WWF Oasis. The estimated age is around 500 years and they are surrounded by a dense forest. To reach the Tre Frati there are several hiking trails that start from Fonte Colle Macchio or from Pietraroja.

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.