Tour of the Alta Via dei Monti Lattari

Traveling along the 300 from Monte Faito or from the Santuario di San Michele you will soon reach the junction with the 350 CAI path that leads to Monte Molare (1444m), while continuing you continue reaching the Croce della Conocchia (1314m). Monte Molare is one… Read More »11. Monte Molare (1444m) and Croce della Conocchia (1314m)

The path 300 CAI crosses the path 350 CAI as soon as you arrive at Castellone on Monte Faito . Taking a short off-route you can reach the sanctuary of San Michele. It is one of the attractions of the Sorrento peninsula. The structure is… Read More »10. Sanctuary of San Michele (1261 m)

After the Monte Cerreto and the crossing of the paths at the Imbarrata you reach the locality of Crocella (1002m) where the ascent to Monte Molare begins. From Imbarrata go up slightly and meet in succession Colle Sant’Angelo (982m) Colle Sughero (1065m). Under this stretch… Read More »9. Crocella (1002 m)

Following the Alta Via dei Monti Lattari after the Monte Cerreto , overcoming the plane of Megano and the summit of Monte Cervigliano , you reach the Imbarrata. Also called Ammarrata is the arrival point of the high path of the V alle delle Ferriere… Read More »8. Barred (1064 m)

Monte Cerreto , 1316m high, is the second peak of the Lattari Mountains, surpassed only by the Sant’Angelo a 3 Pizzi group culminating in Monte San Michele (1443.6m) , better known by the name of Molare . The main path of the Alta Via dei… Read More »7. Monte Cerreto (1316 m)

Le Chiancolelle is a town near the Chiunzi Pass. The path to reach the locality from Monte Finestra is a ridge path which however develops in ups and downs as it starts already from a significant height. But it allows with little effort (the difficulty… Read More »6. Le Chiancolelle (735 m)