Majella Mountains
Most of the hiking routes and itineraries leading to the summits of the Majella are generally demanding. Long distances, terrain often above 2000 metres, huge height gains make this massif a destination for experienced, fit hikers. The shape of the summits and slopes of these mountains makes it unwise to venture there in thick fog and bad weather, because any chance of taking shelter or finding an escape route is notoriously difficult.
Monte Amaro (2793 m) by the Rava della Giumenta Bianca
By Redazione Published: 10/01/2013
Introduction: A genuine mountaineering climb with a steady and very demanding gradient. To be done in winter with crampons and ice axe, in summer with lots, lots and lots of water.Route characteristics: Technically not a…
Cima delle Murelle (2596 m) from Rifugio Pomilio
By Redazione Published: 14/09/2012
Introduction: One of the most beautiful summits of the whole Majella massif, Cima delle Murelle wins you over with the variety of the route and because, to reach it, whichever side you tackle it from,…
In search of the ruins of the Blockhaus
By Redazione Published: 09/09/2012
Introduction: In search of the Ruins of the Blockhaus is a hike for children wrapped in an aura of history and mystery that the place can stir in them. A fort now destroyed, the stories…
Traverse of Monte Porrara from Stazione di Palena to Guado di Coccia
By Redazione Published: 10/07/2012
Introduction: This is a ridge route, very airy in places, which gives a view of Monte Amaro that is not outstanding but certainly unusual. On fine days, on the other hand, the view stretching as…