Rome calls the Apennines!
One of the interpretations we hoped forof the Natural Path of the Parks, which we had cherished since the first ideas for its creation two years ago, is encapsulated in the new Adventure that a group of walking and trekking enthusiasts and experts have been sharing since this morning, with two exceptional representatives,Claudia ErricoandSara Carallo.
Their idea, simple and original, was to reach a destination in the central Apennines and try to get there on foot via marked, maintained and managed trails.
So, with a bit of cutting and pasting, they took two trekking routes and created their own personal one, which will also give them creative satisfaction when they reach their final destination!
In short,RomeandPescasseroliare linked by6 stages of the Natural Path of the Parks, up to Livata, the high-altitude hamlet of Subiaco, plus another5 stages of the Via dei Lupi; two evocative and different routes, the first created about a year ago, and the second with a few more years behind it, which is being reborn through a new edition, the result of a lot of new energy and attention (the new website will also be launched in autumn).
We at CNP are delighted to see the entire first week (6 stages) being interpreted as aWalking Bridgethat gives you the chance to calmly and slowly immerse yourself in ever-increasing natural surroundings, arriving at the most recognisable Apennines after admiring and savouring the first climbs, the first views, the first smells and the true silence of the Castelli Romani and Monti Prenestini mountain ranges.
A gradual, step-by-step conquest that fills every day of walking with so much meaning!
2.5 hours to get to Pescasseroli from Rome by car, 11 days to get there on foot: a striking disproportion, but a notebook full of memories and values to boot!
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We really like this clever interpretation of the network of trails/treks that make this part of Central Italy explorable…
Have a great adventureto Claudia and Sara and all their friends who will be sharing parts of their entire journey!
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