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Sorrento - Colli di Fontanelle, Sorrento - Sant Agata

Sorrento - Colli di Fontanelle, Sorrento - Sant Agata


Postby poppiesrara » Sat Jun 09, 2012 12:43 pm

Date walked: 06/06/2012

Time taken: 3.75

Distance: 14 km

Ascent: 720m

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Two little walks up the steep-sided hills over Sorrento, on a break too short to explore the Monti Lattari that looked so enticing just inland.

First up to the south-east to the Colli di Fontanelle and a view of the south of the peninsula. Most of this on impossibly narrow steep lanes through the woods that looked beyond most cars.
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East from the town to P. di Sorrento

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Climbing to Colli di Fontanelle

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Monti Trattari

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M. Vesuvius over the Bay of Naples

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Glimpse of the Amalfi Coast to the south

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Lemon trees everywhere...

And then straight south up the lovely winding Via Cruci path, a memorial on every corner, and then contouring the hillside to the little town of Sant Agata.
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Alleyway out of Sorrento

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Chapel of Madonna della Dolorata, built into the cliffside

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Over Sorrento to the Trattari in the mist

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Vesuvius

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Colli di Fontanelle
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