20의 비센티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Given the steepness, trekking poles are recommended.

Montr Shirt (2564 m) offers a vast panorama of the Adriatic Sea, the coast, the Corno Grande and a good part of the Central Apennines.

The foresummit of Monte Tremoggia is located at an altitude of 2331 m and offers a very beautiful view of the rest of the crest and of the Dente del Lupo.

Isola del Gran Sasso d'Italia is a municipality located in Abruzzo, at the foot of the imposing Gran Sasso mountain range. It houses the famous Sanctuary of San Gabriele dell'Addolorata, a destination for pilgrimages. The surrounding landscape, characterized by majestic mountains and unspoiled nature, makes this place ideal for cycling enthusiasts. abruzzoturismo.it/it/isola-del-gran-sasso-ditalia

Beautiful winter excursion with snowshoes or skis!

the Porta di San Francesco is built entirely of bricks, in the niche placed on its top there is the representation of the Patron Saint of the city (San Massimo). On the portal there is a plaque commemorating the visit of San Francesco to Penne in 1216. Looking frontally at the Porta di San Francesco, it is possible to see a fifteenth-century tower on the left and the church of San Nicola on the right.

Monte Tremoggia is located at an altitude of 2331 meters. Mount Tremoggia closes the eastern chain of the Gran Sasso.

On May 30th, there were still quite passable snowfields, so not a very easy hiking tour (a ski enthusiast went downhill on a snowfield in a wide crevasse today, we were quite amazed). In all, we met two people (those equipped with winter gear, ice axes, etc.)... but we didn't have them. Start at the well-signposted parking lot at 20 degrees and sun, sunshine stayed up to the summit but don't underestimate the cold wind, clouds can come up quickly and three days ago we encountered thunderstorms and hail at Monte Brancastello (2385), about 5 km as the crow flies , Weather does not necessarily stick to the forecast. Total time up/down 5.5 hours, including a 0.5 hour break at the summit. The panorama is impressive! If you can ( still ) and want to, the neighboring Monte Prena is also interesting, but for both together really good physical condition is required!