State-owned equipped area - Crupi

From Messina take the road to Colle San Rizzo. After having taken the SS n 113 montana, about 2 kilometers at the height of Km. 9, on the left, under tall and majestic domestic pines, In the state-owned area, a small, first, equipped area was built on this route that leads to Dinnammare. This area currently consists of five accommodation facilities, tables and benches, which will be refurbished as soon as possible to allow better usability of the forest. The high turnout of hikers and hikers has led the Forest Administration to think about its expansion

Common: Messina
Wooded Complex: Property of the Eastern Peloritani
Vegetation type: Pineta

Toilet: ?
Toilets for the disabled: 0
Cooking points: 3
Tables: 4
Seats: 30
Drinking water points:?
Non-drinking water points:?

Height 600 m. 

Managing Body

Department of Regional State Forestry Company

Provincial Office of the Messina Company

Via Bruno Giordano, 148 - 98123 Messina

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Note on Sources

The information on the equipped state-owned areas has as its main source the website of the Regional Forestry Department of Sicily (continuously updated) to which is added a very interesting brochure entitled "The State Equipped Areas in Sicily" of the same department published in 1999 with the Editorial Coordination of the 8th Group - Promotion, Development and Research, editors Agostino Gatto and Valeria Restuccia. Further information was obtained from direct access to the areas and from interviews with experts and operators in the sector.

For official information and updates to the lists, see the pages of the site of the Sicily region - Department of the Regional State Forestry Company

http://www.regione.sicilia.it/agricolturaeforeste/azforeste/areeattrezzate.asp