The Bosco di Sant'Antonio Regional Reserve in Pescocostanzo, among the most beautiful places for cross-country skiing in the region. Development: 13 km; minimum altitude: 1280 meters - maximum 1360 meters.

From the modern city, through marvelous abbeys, huts of shepherds, rocks and woods you can reach the hermitages, evidence of a past in which the mountain was a place of great spirituality.

In the Region of the Major Highlands, from the Five Miles Plan and for the Quarto del Barone and the Oriented Nature Reserve of the Quarto di Santa Chiara. An environment of charm, different, an area consisting of ancient lake beds, surrounded by high mountain ranges; a natural corridor between the Abruzzo National Park and the Majella National Park. The Abruzz

MONTE AMARO: access from the state highway 487, coming from the A25 motorway, exit Alanno / Scafa, then to Caramanico and further on until Passo San Leonardo, one of the winter routes with not high slopes that allow you to climb the highest peak of the Majella (2793). The proximity to the peaks makes it one of the most popular ski-mountaineering places in half of Europe.

The horseback ride that starts from the territory of the Province of Teramo, to get to Sulmona, after having crossed the Monti della Laga National Park area, is a challenging route as exciting for the riders who are committed to attack the Gran Sasso massif, which, seen from Castelli, will show all its grandeur, and then he wil