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Amalfi to Atrani Panorama Trail

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Amalfi to Atrani Panorama Trail

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  • Location: Atrani, Salerno, Campania, Italy

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    June 14, 2019

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    The panoramic trail from Amalfi to Atrani will give you beautiful views of Amalfi and at the end you will reach the tranquil village of Atrani.
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    August 15, 2024

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    The panoramic path leading from Amalfi to Atrani is mainly made of stairs and small narrow streets. It offers a superb view of the sea and the two towns. The return can be done along the coast and through a pleasantly cool pedestrian tunnel.
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    Escape the coastal bustle of the Amalfi Coast on the Valle delle Ferriere loop, a moderate hike that takes you into a verdant valley. This 5.5-mile (8.8 km) route, with an elevation gain of 1519 feet (463 metres), typically takes around 3 hours and 14 minutes to complete. You will wind through lush forests alongside the Rio Canneto river, encountering springs, small waterfalls, and rapids. The terrain features a mix of dirt and rocky pathways, along with numerous stone staircases, as you ascend through rural areas dotted with gardens, lemon groves, and vineyards.

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    Distance 742 m

    Uphill 50 m

    Downhill 100 m

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