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Leg 24 - From Castelluccio dei Sauri to Ordona

Leg 24 - From Castelluccio dei Sauri to Ordona

Gps Track

Gps Track

Technical Informations

Start: Castelluccio dei Sauri
Arrival: Ordona
Total Length: 19,9 km
Difficulty by Foot: Easy

Description

Via Francigena – Via Traiana.

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Leg 26 – From Stornara to Cerignola
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THE VIA FRANCIGENA

Introduction
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TO GET STARTED

Pilgrim’s Credential
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Criticalities of the walking path
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Accommodations & Facilities / VisitVieFrancigene
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NEWS

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