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Itineraries

Trails and Horse Trails

For each trail, we are going to provide you information on the distance, walking time, altitude, and the main observation points.

Case La Pazza - Piano Pomo Path
Typology: On foot
Duration: 3 h
Cozzo Serradaino Path
Cozzo Serradaino Path
Nordic walking Park
Typology: On foot, By bike, On horseback
Golden Eagle Path
Typology: On foot
Path of the Sicilian firs
Typology: On foot
Sentiero Italia (Italy Path) no.15
Sentiero Italia (Italy Path) no.15
From Scillato to Piano Battaglia
Typology: On foot
Sentiero Italia (Italy Path) no.16
Sentiero Italia (Italy Path) no.16
From Piano Battaglia to Petralia Sottana
Typology: On foot
Difficulty Level: E - Hiking (level)
Duration: 4 h 30 m

Further Itineraries

Piano Battaglia - Pizzo Carbonara Trail
Typology: On foot
Difficulty Level: EE - For expert hikers
Duration: way there: 4 hours; way back: 3 hours
Typology: On foot
The Pilgrims' Trail
The Pilgrims' Trail
Petralia Sottana-Madonna dell'Alto
Typology: On foot
The Ventimiglia Path
Typology: On foot
Difficulty Level: high level of difficulty
Duration: approx. 10-12 hours total walking time
Duration: 4 hours
Duration: 5-6 hours
Ungulate Trail
Ungulate Trail
Bevaio del Faggio - Piano Zuccei
Typology: On foot

South Madonie Itinerary

Since it develops on the southern and central-southern slope of Madonie mountain system and it crosses extremely diversified territories, this first route gives the possibility to have an overall view of the different environments characterizing the whole Park area. The hikes and walks suggested along the route are further instruments to learn more about this part of the Park.
The whole itinerary, excluding hikes, develops for 128.2 km, if you want to end at the departure point (junction in Scillato of A 19), or for 149.6 km if you decide to go ahead until you reach the road SS 113. You should stay in the area for 3-5 days.

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Central Madonie Itinerary

By going around the central massif of Madonie - but also entering it up to the axis Petralie-Piano Battaglia-Collesano - this ring-route, beginning and ending along the road SS 113, at sea level, is a real mixture of variegated and extraordinary realities of the protected area. Wide sea landscapes - with the coast between Palermo and Cefalù, Ustica and Aeolian Islands - wonderful towns, impenetrable oak and beech forests, high and inaccessible summits, environments of considerable scientific interest come one after the other along this itinerary without continuity, offering great nature representations - sometimes completely wild and uncontaminated - and the view of districts and towns, suburban villas and farmsteads, mills and markets: important and representative elements of the built-up landscape.

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North Madonie Itinerary

This itinerary involves the northern slope of the protected area - the one sloping down to the Tyrrhenian Sea - and develops in a sort of quadrilateral whose vertex in the north-east is represented by the town of Pollina, in the south-east by San Mauro Castelverde, in the south-west by Gratteri, in the north-west by Cefalù, including also the small towns of Castelbuono and Isnello.

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CAI Italy Hiking Trail

(SI V15) Scillato - Piano Battaglia
(SI V15) Scillato - Piano Battaglia
Departure: Scillato (237 m)
Map with georeferenced itinerary
Typology: On foot
(SI V16) Piano Battaglia - Petralia Sottana
(SI V16) Piano Battaglia - Petralia Sottana
Departure: Piano Battaglia (1588 m)
Map with georeferenced itinerary
Typology: On foot
(SI V16V) Summer Variation: Piano Battaglia - Petralia Sottana
Map with georeferenced itinerary
Typology: On foot
(SI V17) Petralia Sottana - Malopasseto Pass
(SI V17) Petralia Sottana - Malopasseto Pass
Departure: Petralia Sottana (938 m)
Map with georeferenced itinerary
Typology: On foot
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