Sentieri del Parco · Impegnativo
Forca d'Acero Ring
Un anello di 8,3 km che parte e arriva al valico, con tornanti, prati e tratti per escursionisti preparati.
The route
What to expect
L'anello di Forca d'Acero misura 8,3 km con 105 m di dislivello ed è classificato EE, per escursionisti esperti. Parte e arriva al valico, sempre in vista della strada e dei suoi tornanti.
Anche se il dislivello è contenuto, i tratti più impegnativi richiedono equilibrio e scarponi con buona suola.
In short
Useful information
Along the way
What to see
I tornanti
La SR509 che si arrampica sul pendio, vista dall'alto.
I prati in quota
Larghe distese verdi con rocce bianche affioranti.
Il belvedere
Il punto da cui guardare i due versanti.
Before leaving
Check the weather and webcam
The weather changes quickly at high altitude. Check the pass webcams and the weather forecast before ascending, and bring water and layered clothing.
Info
A good advice
Conditions change with the season: in winter the trails are snow-covered and can be explored with snowshoes.
Continue the exploration
Other experiences on the pass
Bike trail
From C1 for families to the climb from Sora, even by e-bike.
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Trail running
High-altitude rings and the Valle Fredda, shaded in summer.
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Paragliding
Takeoff near the pass, with a view all the way to the Tyrrhenian Sea.
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Plan your visit
Everything you need before leaving
The Foliage Tracker
When does the forest change, at what altitude?.
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Reach the pass
By car, train, bus, or plane.
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Watch the pass live
Snow, clouds and temperature before leaving.
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History, flora and fauna
The territory between Lazio and Abruzzo.
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Who welcomes you and accompanies you
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