Join us for a magical guided hike at dawn, where the rising sun will reward your effort with a breathtaking spectacle. The early start, the crisp mountain air, and the stillness of the dark will all be worth it when the first light spills over the peaks, overwhelming you with its beauty.

Sunrise is more than a time of day. It is a feeling, a place, and a powerful reminder of nature’s rhythm and perfection. Witnessing it from a mountaintop is a profound experience—one that invites silence, reflection, and a deep reconnection with your true self.

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Highlights

Witness the magnificent moment of sunrise, surrounded by the silence and grandeur of the mountains.
To delight the moment of sunrise, a tasty breakfast offered by us: impossible to miss!
Available throughout the summer season, this sunrise hike is a chance to experience one of the most breathtaking panoramas at one of the most suggestive and soulful moments of the day.

Costs

from 25,00 €

What's included

Guide and organization
Coffee and biscuits
Professional liability insurance
Headlamp

What is excluded

Any transports
Extra and personal expenses
Personal travel insurance

At high elevations, even in the peak of summer, warm and windproof clothing is essential. The pre-dawn hours can be chilly, and mountain weather can change rapidly.

What to bring

Now is the best time to explore the most impressive peaks, under clear skies and in pleasant temperatures. However, the intense sun and sudden weather changes require adequate preparation and attention. With the right clothing and equipment, you can enjoy an adventurous season and immerse yourself in the evocative landscapes of the Apennines.

Mountain rucksack (25–35 litres).
Waterproof jacket
Down jacket
Fleece or sweatshirt
Spare T-shirt
Hiking trousers (long)
Hiking boots
Warm hat
Light gloves
Sun protection cream
Water (at least 1 litre)
Packed breakfast

Whether you are going on a day hike or a multi-day trip, it is essential to prepare properly to ensure your safety and enjoyment. See our guidelines on how to equip yourself for each season.

FAQ

Naturally, many of the participants on guided hikes in Abruzzo National Park are solo travellers.

Our tours are usually made up of singles, couples and small groups of 2 or 3 friends, most of whom are between 25 and 50 years old. These adventures are suitable for solo travellers and attract people with a common mindset: a love of nature, a desire to go further and meet like-minded people.

The recommended minimum age for climbing Mount Marsicano is 10 years, and participants must have previous hiking experience. Younger children may be able to participate on other dates and on a private basis, if requested.

We regret that we cannot accept dogs at the sunrise experience in Abruzzo . If you love your dog, you certainly love wild animals. To protect them and not to disturb them, certain precautions are necessary. For this reason, in the National Parks of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise and in many other protected areas, there are paths and areas of integral reserve where our pets cannot accompany us.

Refreshment point and toilet services are not available during this hike, you will eat your sneaks and you may go in the forest… looking for your private toilet.

The climate is typically Mediterranean, with pleasant temperatures and beautiful sunsets in the spring and autumn months. Of course, it is possible to have a day of bad weather, which can have an impact on the single excursion. Our guides will adapt the itinerary to the weather conditions to ensure the best possible experience.

Remember to bring all the necessary equipment and recommended clothing and before you arrive, feel free to ask your guide what to expect for your specific trip dates.

Ask for a private sunrise experience tour if you need an exclusive experience. Whether you are a wildlife lover, photography enthusiast or simply in search of moments of peace and contemplation, our tailor-made itineraries will allow you to discover hidden corners and breathtaking landscapes in a unique and unforgettable experience.

We are a fully licensed tour operator, and all our guides are qualified professionals with professional indemnity insurance. It is easy and quick to take out additional travel insurance with major insurance companies. In addition to medical, baggage, and personal accident cover, you can also add cancellation cover travel insurance. Contact us for more information.

We understand that life can sometimes be unpredictable and we are here to help you in any way we can. We strongly recommend that you take out an additional insurance policy that includes a cancellation option. This can also be requested at the time of booking.

Day Tours
- Cancellation is free up to 48 hours prior to departure. Cancellations made after this time will incur a 100% cancellation fee and will not be refunded.

Multi day tours
- Up to 30 days prior to arrival, no charge.
- 29 to 15 days prior to arrival, 50% cancellation fee.
- Less than 14 days before arrival or no show, 100% cancellation fee.

Passo Godi lies halfway between Villetta Barrea and Scanno, two of the main centres of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park — the oldest protected area in Italy — where life has been lived in harmony with nature for almost a century. The pass can be easily reached by car via three access points. FROM ROME (A24 Rome–L'Aquila): take the A24 highway to the Pescina exit. Continue along the SR83 or the SP17 towards Villetta Barrea, then follow the SS479 towards Passo Godi. FROM PESCARA (A25 Roma-Pescara): take the A25 motorway to the Cocullo exit. Continue along the SS479 towards Scanno, passing through the town to reach the Passo Godi pass. FROM NAPLES (A1 Naples–Rome): Take the A1 motorway to the Caianello exit. Take the SS85 towards Venafro, then continue along the SR83 towards Villetta Barrea, and finally take the SS479 to reach Passo Godi.

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