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Refuge open only in summer.

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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.

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The Vallone bridge represents a connection between the paths that lead to the upper part of the Orfento Valley and the circular ones that start from the Caramanico visitor center.

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end of the blockhaus trail, wonderful view

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the Pomilio refuge, in addition to being a good restaurant, is also the start of the blockhaus and the path to reach the top of Mount Amaro

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A stop to the Madonnina. The statue is located at 2,000 meters on the Blockaus. For mountain enthusiasts and visitors to the Majella, it was a stop in a place of peace and meditation. The Madonnina was built at his own expense by a great lover of our mountains, a small entrepreneur in the earthmoving and asphalt sector, the late Mario Tracanna from Roccamontepiano It must also be said that Mario Tracanna, after having obtained all the authorizations, starting from those who would detain its custody, unfortunately died in 2017 in a terrible accident on the ski slopes. Since then and after its inauguration with a blessing and consecration, it has also become the shrine of all mountain lovers who have lost their lives here. A place of devotion and spirituality where every year, Mario's friends celebrate an outdoor mass with a short hike on foot, from the Rifugio Pomilio to the Madonnina. If you are a true cyclist you have to reach the Madonnina... there is also a breathtaking view from above.

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The Fara San Martino Gorges are one of the most fascinating places in the Majella, with a network of easy-to-follow paths.

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The only way to reach the Monastery by bike is from Roccamorice. However, we must bear in mind that the route has the highest difficulty level. It is several kilometers long and constantly climbs upwards - its slope reaches 26% in places.

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Monastero di S. Spirito is an Italian National Monument, located at an altitude of approximately 1,132 meters above sea level. in Vallone di S. Spirito, in the heart of the Maiella National Park.

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The Bruno Pomilio Refuge, located at 1980 m in the Maiella National Park, is a tourist hub from which various paths start. It offers views and refreshment near "la madonnina".

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The gorges of Fara San Martino are among the most evocative and accessible places of the Majella. The route inside the gorges is easy and suitable for families. It allows you to get to know the mountain from the inside, through its very high rocks. For those who love challenges, from here they can undertake the climb to the summit of Mount Amaro and face the highest altitude difference in the Apennines!

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panoramic place, providential refreshment. You can reach "la madonnina"

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From the parking lot it is only a short walk to the Hermitage. The church is freely accessible, visiting the monastery costs a few euros. The upper floor can be reached via stairs carved into the rock. Mostly walkable, but some sections are quite steep and uneven.

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Anyway worth a visit to see an old ruin in the middle of Abruzzo. Take enough water with you on hot days. On the way to this place you can see a waterfall and linger in the park at the De Cecco (noodles) company.

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The grandeur of the Orfento Valley can be fully perceived along this path, with incredible passages that wind along the edge of the valley, offering breathtaking views. Once you reach the bridge, the crystal clear water of the Orfento almost touches your shoes, accompanying you to the end of the itinerary, where you dive into the deepest part of the gorge.

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The Hermitage of Santo Spirito a Majella is a wonderful ancient mystical hermitage dating back to the 13th century with a significant history. It was founded by Pope Celestine V, who spent a lot of time there. The hermitage is very well preserved, unlike many others in the area. During the summer, it is open every day except Mondays. The rest of the year, it is only open on weekends.

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A beautiful mountain retreat.

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Rifugio Bruno Pomilio - a mountain shelter named after a walker who died in the Pyrenees in 1939 during one of his expeditions. It is located 1,980 m above sea level. in the Maiella National Park and belongs to the Italian Alpine Club. The place where it was built is an important tourist hub, from which hiking and ski mountaineering trails depart (including Blockhaus-2,143 m; Murelle-2,596 m; Acquaviva-2,737 m; Amaro-2,793 m - the highest peak of the massif Maiella).

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Small hut full of evidence of the passage of various hikers / bikers

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Truly suggestive rock gorge to be seen absolutely ... an excellent place for climbers with routes from 5a to 7a with most levels on 6a. Trails within the reach of everyone including children and the elderly ... minimum slopes and beaten roads with sources of drinking water placed along the route

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