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Warning - Cap on number of visitors

For some areas where Apennine chamois and Marsican brown bears live

( Pescasseroli, 03 July 2017 )

The National Park Authority of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise has set up, in the interest of the conservation of the areas and species that live there, a regulation of the tourist flow during these periods:

from July 22 to September 3 2017
In the areas of presence of the Apennines Chamois in
Val di Rose, Valle Jannanghera, Monte Amaro and Monte Meta.

Info Val di Rose /Monte Meta in English
info Monte Amaro in English

from August 5 to September 17, 2017
In the areas of presence of the Marsican Brown bear between
Valico Monte Tranquillo - Rifugio di Iorio - Monte Serrone and Monte di Valle Caprara - Monte Schienacavallo - Monte Marcolano - Rocca Genovese.

info in English

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