필리그나노 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

In a hidden corner of the Mainarde, Moulin built a small refuge where he lived mainly during the warm seasons, a place of peace, solitude but also a meeting place for those who occasionally passed through those parts.

The plaque, placed on the thirtieth anniversary of the liberation from Nazi-fascism, commemorates the 24 victims murdered by the Nazis on Monte Marrone

The hermitage of San Michele a Foce is an ancient place of worship and spiritual retreat built in the Middle Ages by Benedictine monks and set in a rocky wall between the Monti delle Mainarde. It can be reached via a very challenging panoramic path to run.

The Charles Moulin hut is a small stone building located on the southern slope of Monte Marrone, built by the French painter Charles Moulin who lived here for many years in solitude and dedicated himself to his art inspired by the surrounding nature.

Monte Marrone is a mountain in the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise. It is famous for having been the scene of a battle between the Alpini and the Germans during the Second World War. For this reason, on the top there is an iron cross with a bronze eagle and the motto of the Alpini Battalion "Tut per l'Italia" (Everything for Italy).

The hermitage of San Michele a Foce is an ancient place of worship and spiritual retreat built in the Middle Ages by Benedictine monks and set in a rocky wall between the Monti delle Mainarde. The votive altar is dedicated to San Michele Arcangelo, and can be reached via a panoramic path that offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape.

Monte Ferruccia (2005 m) is one of the six peaks of the "Passo dei Monaci".

Monte Marrone is a 1,800 meter high mountain in the Apennines. From its summit you can enjoy an excellent view of Lago di Castel San Vincenzo and, if visibility is good, even of the sea. On its southern flank, a small path leads down about 500 meters from the summit. At its end is the now-abandoned cottage of artist Charles Moulin, who lived here for much of each year and found inspiration for his art in this special place. The hut was built by the artist himself and consists exclusively of dry stone walls and other natural materials.