7의 콜레토르토가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Let me start by saying that I did a complete tour of the lake. The Apulian side is more beautiful than the Molise side. I suggest turning around at the barrier as at a certain point there is no viable route. We took absurd gambles in the middle of bushes full of thorns. Furthermore, according to the operators of the barrier, you have to call the consortium and get a permit to be able to cross.

The Bosco Casale Regional Nature Reserve is located in the municipality of Casacalenda, Molise. It occupies two thirds of the Bosco Casale, an ancient hilly oak forest, with traces of Hannibal's camp. This protected area is characterized by Cerro, Farnetti, Biancospini and Agrifogli woods. It is home to over 110 species of birds, including birds of prey such as buzzards, honey buzzards and sparrowhawks. The Oasis offers paths, educational panels, a visitor center and various naturalistic activities. An enchanting place to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Molise nature. http://www.lipu.it/oasi-casacalenda-campobasso

Lago di Occhito is a fascinating artificial lake located in the Molise region of Italy. Surrounded by stunning landscapes and a variety of flora and fauna, it offers an ideal location for outdoor activities such as bird watching and fishing. https://www.puglia.com/celenza-valforte-e-lago-di-occhito/

Castelnuovo della Daunia is a municipality located on the slopes of the Subappennino Dauno, at an altitude of 600 m. It has ancient origins, linked to the presence of Slavic and Greek populations and retains a characteristic historic center, with the mother church dedicated to San Michele Arcangelo.

Dirt road that runs along the Apulian side of the Occhito lake, the lake is in fact the border between Puglia and Molise. To be covered with gravel or mtb bikes.

Lack of signage

38 mm at least

Castel Dragonara or Castello di Dragonara is the ancient testimony of the fortified village of Dragonara in the Fortore Valley. This ancient manor is the last testimony of the Byzantine-Norman-Swabian fortress destroyed in 1255 by the papal troops engaged in the war against Manfredi, son of Frederick II, emperor very close to the Capitanata. It is possible to visit, in the area, other cultural sites dating back to the historical period of the 12th century which are particularly active, marking the transition from simple farmers to a society (provided it is medieval) with rules, organized and predominant in the surrounding area.