Campo di Giove (Majella occidentale)

Resort Campo di Giove – Majella occidentale is located in the Italian province of L’Aguila region of Abruzzo (provincia L’Aguila regione Abruzzo). For skiing and snowboarding, 7.5 km of trails are laid here. 5 lifts transport skiers. The winter sports complex is located between 1150 and 2403 meters above sea level.

Campo di Giove is a traditional tourist destination in Abruzzo, located in the western part of the Mayella National Park. It is located near the pass between Mayella and Morrone. For skiing, there is a chair lift leading to the Guado di Coccia area and the drag. The height differences for the Apennine Mountains are decent – from 1145 to 2350 meters. Campo di Giove has the highest slopes in all of Abruzzo, from the 2350 meters Tavola Rotonda through the Cuartarana beech forest to the starting point of Campo di Giove.

The family-oriented resort has four “blue” slopes, “red” and “black” on the side of Porrara. This is a technically challenging trail that descends from a 1787-meter height along the Serra Campanile mountain, with a length of 2,100 meters and a large vertical drop. Two training slopes served by moving walkways are located, one at the base of the lifts and one at an altitude at the chair lift station on Mount Guado di Coccia. For lovers of freeriding, there is an opportunity to climb to great heights on a snowmobile or snowmobile.

Together with the Scanno-Monte Rotondo, Passo Godi and Passo resorts, Leonardo Campo di Giove is part of a ski park consortium where you can use one ski pass.