바리시아노 최고의 등산 경로

Stunning view, especially early in the morning or during sunrise

This is the most difficult and technical section of the entire normal route; mountaineering footwear and a great deal of experience are required. However, the view of the summit is worth it.

The Normal Route is a fairly simple route, except for the last 400 meters, the gully and the ridge, which, being EEA grade (expert equipped hikers), require considerable physical strength and technique. Mountaineering boots are also required, and a helmet is recommended. Since the ridge is also quite technical, it is absolutely not suitable for those with a fear of heights, the elderly, children, or anyone without mountaineering experience.

the observatory at the top of campo imperatore

check the weather because it's cool up there at 2150

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

This peak seems small in comparison to the surrounding peaks, but Confalonieri peak stands at 2,422 meters above sea level. The view from here is extraordinary. The peak is named in honor of Carlo Confalonieri, the archbishop of L'Aquila in 1941 when he climbed with a group of pilgrims on the Gran Sasso. This point roughly marks the transition between the higher, rocky, technical terrain, where running is very difficult, and the easier, lower terrain, where you can run easily, especially if you're going downhill. Enjoy the ride and admire the view!

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).