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Valley with a rugged and picturesque landscape in the Majella National Park.
Valle Giumentina is known for its rugged and picturesque landscape. The valley is characterized by dry, rocky terrain dotted with ancient stone huts known as “tholos”. The huts were historically used by shepherds and farmers. These stone structures, along with stone walls, create a unique and historic atmosphere that reflects the region’s agro-pastoral heritage. The human habitation dates back to the Lower Paleolithic Age.
The landscape includes rolling hills, low mountains, and areas of wild vegetation, making it a beautiful spot for hiking and birding. Some of the birds you might see include orel skalní, sokol stěhovavý, poštolka obecná, kavče červenozobé, kavče žlutozobé, rehek domácí, skalník modrý and bělořit šedý.
The Valle Giumentina is located in the northern sector of Majella National Park, in the Central Italian region of Abruzzo. A good starting point for a hike in the area is the Paleolithic Ecomuseum of the Giumentina Valley. Press P in the map for directions. From there you can start the circular walk indicated on the map. A 9 km hike that reaches the Hermitage of San Bartolomeo in Legio. The ecomuseum is normally open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during the summer.
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