B&B Luna Per Te

The route in the first 4 km is very demanding and goes from 1400m to 2100m. It is only possible to walk in the first 4 km and there are interesting views of Campo Felice and the Gran Sasso and L'Aquila. The vegetation is sparse and lacking in trees. From 2100 then the route descends progressively and more gently towards Campo Felice. At this point it is also possible to run at times. From Campo Felice you return with a gentle path downhill towards Rocca di Cambio. It is not a route suitable...

A bike path but also accessible on foot for the most trained. It starts from Rocca di Cambio and begins to walk along the cycle path along the Rocche plateau until you reach Rocca di Mezzo and proceed to the Gamberale river to then deviate and take the Via di Pezza and Via Campine that will lead to Rovere . From here you cross the town and proceed on the state road until you turn towards Campagnolo and continue until Ovindoli. The return is more direct following the state road and the cycle...

This path during the mid-seasons or in summer can be done as a trekking excursion and in winter or with the presence of snow it can be done with cross-country skis or snowshoes. The starting point Campo Felice is also the starting point for the ski lifts. From here proceed towards Colle di Forcamiccia (1707m) and follow the uphill path until you reach Monte Cagno (2153m).

A bike ride in the Sirente Velino Natural Park, departing from Terranera, visiting typical places of historical and cultural importance of the place. After leaving the village, proceed towards Tione degli Abbruzzi and pass by Pagliare di Fagnano, Pagliare di Fontecchio and Pagliare di Tione. The Pagliare are precious testimonies of the past pastoral and peasant world typical of these places. These are simple villages that were the site of seasonal migrations typical of vertical...

An easy route suitable for the whole family, starting from the village of Terranera where it is possible to leave the car and proceed in the direction of the Altonpiano delle Rocche. The first section follows the dirt bike path and arrives at Pozzo Caldaio, also called the inghiottitotio, formed by a karst phenomenon. Proceed following the circular cycle path until you return to the starting point.