Summer Season at Campo Imperatore

As the snow melts, Campo Imperatore reveals a sprawling, emerald-green plateau teeming with life. Summer is the prime season for hiking, trekking, and mountain biking, offering an unparalleled sense of vastness and freedom. Numerous trails lead to iconic peaks like Corno Grande, Monte Portella, and the captivating glacial cirque of Calderone, Italy's southernmost glacier remnant. The landscape is dotted with wildflowers, and it's common to spot wild horses, cattle, and sheep grazing freely, often accompanied by shepherds. The clear, unpolluted air and minimal light pollution make it an exceptional destination for astrotourism, with the Campo Imperatore Astrophysical Observatory being a focal point. Horse riding and paragliding are also popular. The climate is invigorating, with warm days and cool nights, perfect for outdoor activities. The scenic road to Campo Imperatore is open, allowing for stunning panoramic drives and easier access to various trailheads. The 'Little Tibet' offers a profound connection with nature, combining vast open spaces with challenging alpine adventures.