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Last updated: October 29, 2026
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The position of Rocca is also strategic from a landscape point of view, the Bulgheria massif is sumptuous and the view of the Gulf of Policastro towards the south is relaxing.
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Beautiful returned to the side of the Grand Canyon of Cilento
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The Passo della Beta is a pass immersed in the beech wood of Monte Gelbison, located at about 1300 meters above sea level below the summit. From here begins the last stretch of climb that leads to the top, or it can also be reached from other paths that start from Cannalonga or Rofrano.
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The Valico San Belardino is a crossroads of various paths where the remains of the apse of the homonymous chapel are found. Going up from the village of Pisciotta, from here you can continue towards Rodio or towards the peak of Castelluccio.
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The Beta pass is located at 1350 m asl and is a crossroads of paths. Continuing on the asphalt that makes its way through the thick beech forest, there are still 350 m of positive difference in altitude to reach the top of Monte Gelbsion.
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Immersed in the beech forest of Monte Gelbison, the Beta pass is a crossroads of paths. From here you can enter the woods and the mountains, or continue the ascent along the main road that leads to the top of Monte Gelbison, still climbing 350 meters in altitude.
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Provincial road of Licusati, with a series of panoramic hairpin bends towards the cliffs of the Mingardo Valley.
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