페나피에디몬테 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

몬테 아마로에서 만나는 작은 성스러운 기념물은 제공되는 전망과 더불어, 잠시 성찰하기에 적합한 장소일 것입니다. 몇 년 전, Christiane Völkel은 이탈리아 시인 Francesco Petrarca (14세기에 살았던)의 이곳에 완벽하게 어울리는 문구 »Überall hat man den Himmel über sich« (어디에나 하늘이 당신 위에 있다)에 대해 다음과 같이 평했습니다: „기도하는 것이 무슨 소용이 있겠는가? 이 질문은 나를 움직인다 (…) 나는 기도할 때 내가 주님과 함께 있다는 것, 혹은 더 나아가, 기도할 때 그분이 평소보다 훨씬 더 가깝게 느껴진다는 것을 깨달았다. 그리하여 나는 그분께 내 마음을 털어놓을 수 있게 되었다 (…) 그분과의 이러한 친밀함은 내가 그분을 믿게 한다.“

Giro 7구간 2026년 5월 15일

Refuge open only in summer.

Here the path leads along the entrance of the grotto and goes steeply uphill opposite.

If you go beyond the end of the paved road, after the telecommunications facilities of the blockhouse, you'll find a paved road that ends on another stretch of gravel road, leading to a sort of small terrace, where you can admire a 360° panorama. A short distance away, you can see a small chapel dedicated to Our Lady of the Snows... from there, you'll find trails for hiking or, for a while, for a gravel bike ride.

The Pischioli is a refuge located under a rock spur with a fountain and a rest area equipped with tables adjacent to the refuge. It is located in a suggestive panoramic point with the Avello and Tre Grotte valleys and the Majella with a view of Cima Murelle looking up. Starting from Balzolo you pass the famous Pinna, which symbolizes the goddess Maja, also called Cimirocco. Skirting the aqueduct fence you climb steeply along a stony path, a couple of sections are slightly exposed but nothing transcendental. After the initial section the climb becomes a little less steep and passes through vegetation composed of juniper bushes, it is a slightly slippery climb especially in the case of rain. After a good hour of walking a clearing suddenly appears with the rock spur that guards the Pischioli refuge. A short distance from the refuge there are several pastoral caves of great beauty and the Madonna delle Sorgenti. To continue towards Pomilio, take the path uphill that will first lead to Rapina and then arrive among meadows and mountain pines at Pomilio. To descend from Pischioli it is possible, recommended in case of unstable or wet weather, to take the path that from the Pischioli equipped area enters the woods and descends towards Bocca di Valle, not taking the fork for Bocca di Valle the path will take us under Balzolo in the area reserved for parking cars. It is a longer but simple path that passes through a beautiful wood where there are several remains of walls of pastoral huts. There are several routes, more or less difficult, to reach it.

Outpost of the neo-Italian army. The Blockhaus (rock house) was the term used to name the military forts built in the southern provinces of Italy to counter the actions of post-unification brigandage. Built between 1865 and 1864, it was used until 1866 by a group of 18 soldiers with horses following them.

This trail stays lower than the summit, but offers several breathtaking views.