Local
areas skiing (ski resorts)
Alpine
skiing
Alpine skiing
In Europe,
those who love snow are numerous and after a more or less long period of
apprenticeship on the trails , throw themselves enthusiastically into the
adventure of mountain skiing, which leads them to higher mountain passes and
peaks. Abruzzo is the optimal terrain for this sport. It is good to
remember, though, that alpine skiing is not to be undertaken without
preparation. To be done safely and correctly, you must entrust yourself to an
alpine guide or attend an organized course given by the Italian Mountain Club.
Here, we list the excursions (sites) that are most interesting starting with
those closest to Roccacaramanico.
Monte Amaro - The highest peak of the Maiella which can be reached from Caramanico Terme by Monte Rapina or by Lama Dei Peligni by the valley of Taranta.
The Valley Fondo di Maiella - A spectacular itinerary, reached by from the bottom of/ or utilizing the skilifts of Campo di Giove.
Monte Gorzano - A splendid and easy outing which brings you from Cesacastina to 2458 of the highest peak of Laga.
Traversata Bassa of the Gran Sasso (Lower Crossing) - A course that is decidedly more demanding, which touches 2912 meters of the Como Grande's summit.
Monte Camicia - This peak of 2564 meters is the most well known area of the eastern side of the Gran Sasso.
La Tavola (The Table) - An easy and straightforward itinerary between the lifts of the Magnola and the level areas (flat) of Pezza.
Canelone Maiori (Gorge) - A splendid and demanding itinerary which brings you to 2358 meters of the summit of Sirente.
The Southern Slope of Sirente - An easy itinerary which leaves from Ovindoli.
Val di Rose - The most classic itinerary of the National Park of Abruzzo, towards the refuge of Forca Resuni.
With thanks to the Regione Abruzzo and the Touring Club Italia