5 Outdoor Activities in Opi That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Opi, Italy including Sentiero F4 Fondillo - Forca d'Acero, Sentiero F10 Ponte Forcone - Monte Marsicano, OpiBikeTour, Sentiero F2 di Val Fondillo, Sentiero F10.
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1. Sentiero F4 Fondillo - Forca d'Acero
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
The path runs through the Valle Fredda and joins the Fondillo Valley to the Valico di Forca d'Acero, on the border with the Lazio side of the Park. Nestled in the beech woods of the Park, not too long but interesting path.
2. Sentiero F10 Ponte Forcone - Monte Marsicano
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
The path leads from the 83 Marsicana road at the bottom of the valley, not far from Val Fondillo, up to the summit of Mount Marsicano, through a route for experts and almost entirely exposed to the sun. Very suggestive and panoramic, it requires a bit of training and equipment against the sun in summer.
3. OpiBikeTour
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
With OpiBikeTour you will experience unforgettable moments in the Abruzzo National Park in e-bike: landscapes, uncontaminated nature and flavors of food and wine will make your holiday in Alto Sangro a unique and extraordinary experience. Guided tours by e-bike in Val Fondillo, in the National Park and many other sites, where you can immerse yourself in nature and taste the food and wine products of a unique area.
4. Sentiero F2 di Val Fondillo
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4.0 based on 18 reviews
In the heart of the Park, along the Alto Sangro, one of the most beautiful hikes is undoubtedly the itinerary that goes up the Val Fondillo. Leave the car in the parking lot at the entrance of the valley, continue on a dirt road to the Old Segheria, the mountain chain that closes the valley is the Serra delle Gravare, while on the left the Monte Amaro and behind the Monte Marsicano.
5. Sentiero F10
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
The ascent to Monte Marsicano, from the slope of Pianezze, is an itinerary that a lover of nature can not avoid. It starts from the Marsicana road, after the Forcone bridge. The effort to get to the top is completely repaid by the enchanting landscape, especially in spring when the blossoming flowers are accompanied by the tongues of snow that cover the valleys. Another goal is the anti-m. Forcone
