Majella National Park Live Cam

History

Passo Lanciano, nestled at 1,976 meters above sea level in the heart of the Majella massif, has long been a crossroads of culture, commerce, and nature. Through centuries, this mountain pass served as a vital link between the Adriatic coast and the interior plateaus of Abruzzo, shaping the historical fabric of local communities. Traces of Roman drovers’ roads and medieval pilgrimage trails still linger beneath modern hiking routes, offering travelers a tangible connection to the past while immersing them in the spectacular beauty of the Majella National Park.