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Roccapreturo is a small village with a bar that is open all year round.
The hardest part is at the beginning of the route between the start and point 2 (chapel)
at point 1: I advise against taking the steep, marked path that branches off to the left, as it is steep and difficult (scree)
at point 2: don't miss the chapel, leaning against the rock with its pretty paintings... it is always open.
Point 3: at the edge of the woods
point 4: Sant'Erasmo is a hermitage dedicated to the local saint. It is a meeting point for people from the surrounding area who all come up here at the beginning of June on a pilgrimage. The view is sublime.
Point 5: be careful, the path is not signposted, you have to leave the one that leads to Bominaco. After about thirty metres, you will see the path that leads up the mountainside
Point 6: It's a bit strange to walk across the field, but the path is visible. If someone has walked there before you, it's not too difficult
The path is then easy and very pleasant. In Caporciano, there are accommodation options. There is a bar-tobacconist and a very nice, inexpensive restaurant.
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