바리시아노 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

incredibly beautiful place to visit

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beautiful lakes path in a path all in the green

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From here begins the circular tour "il cammino del Gran Sasso" which can be done with equipment suitable for a mountain environment.

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Every time I pass in the summer I find the herds in transhumance on this plateau drinking

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The official departure of the Cammino del Gran Sasso is scheduled in the scenic square of Campo Imperatore, at the foot of the Gran Sasso, the highest mountain massif in the Apennines.

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Mountain lake with an unmissable view of the Corno Grande.

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It's worth it... Fantastic scenery...I've done the Gran Sasso trail and I recommend it.

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The Gran Sasso is the highest mountain massif in the Apennine chain. Its main peaks are the Corno Grande Occidentale (2,912 m), the Corno Grande Orientale (2,903 m) and the Corno Piccolo (2,655 m).

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In the heart of the Gran Sasso National Park, on the Campo Imperatore plateau, stands the astronomical station of the Abruzzo Observatory, with an optical and an infrared telescope.

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Laghetto Pietranzoni, located in the heart of the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, offers one of the most iconic views of the Corno Grande, the highest peak of the Apennines. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lago_di_Pietranzoni

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good starting point to reach the Rifugio Duca degli Abruzzi. Large parking lot.

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It's not called Little Tibet for nothing

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The Gran Sasso d'Italia (Gran Sasso for short, Italian for "big stone of Italy") is a mountain massif in the border area of the provinces of Teramo, Pescara and L'Aquila in the Abruzzo region in Italy.

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The Campo Imperatore plateau is of glacial and karst-alluvial origin. It is nicknamed "little Tibet" for its breathtaking landscapes where the absolute protagonist is nature.

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An incredible variety of stars can be admired from this beautiful observatory on clear nights.

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The Cima di Faiete is located at 1915, surrounded by a beautiful panorama from where it is possible to see Campo Imperatore and the mountains in an eastern direction.

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Chiesa della Madonna della Neve. There are at least 5 reasons to visit this place. 1. It is located on the largest plateau in the Apennines: Campo Imperatore - a picturesque plain surrounded by mountain peaks. 2. This church is the highest consecrated church in Italy (2,135 m above sea level) 3. The church was consecrated by John Paul II - the first non-Italian pope in 455 years. 4. Access to this structure is guaranteed all year round, you can come here as a cyclist, as a walker or as a runner. 5. The journey will require effort, which will increase your endorphins - happiness hormones, which are responsible for joy and a broad smile.

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Monte Camicia is part of the Gran Sasso massif, it is a peak that can be easily reached in about 2 hours of walking, starting from Fonte Vetica. On clear days you can see the Adriatic Sea from its top

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The very beautiful ascent requires surefootedness and should not be undertaken on icy slippery surfaces or rain with a risk of frost. No backup is necessary on the standard route.

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The chapel was built in 1934 by order of Cardinal Federico Tedeschini and is the highest consecrated church in Italy and one of the highest consecrated churches in Europe at 2,150 m above sea level. On June 20, 1993, the church was consecrated by Pope John Paul II after extensive restoration and reconstruction work. Pope John Paul II liked to go incognito in the area around the Campo Imperatore or Gran Sasso. If the weather is nice, you have a sensational view from up here to the Adriatic Sea or inland.

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