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Casa vacanze La Kumari, Bolognola

Casa vacanze La Kumari, Bolognola

Type
Tourist accommodation
Address
Via dei Sibillini 27, 62035 Pintura di Bolognola (MC)Bolognola (MC)
Phone
335 536 4015

Source: site database.

La Kumari is a vacation home (casa vacanze) in Pintura di Bolognola, the ski area of the municipality of Bolognola, in the province of Macerata, on the Marche side of the Sibillini Mountains.

Bolognola is a municipality of medieval origin at 1,070 m; Pintura is home to the ski area run by Bolognolaski.

On the map

Points from the site database. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps.

Casa vacanze La Kumari: location

The house is in the locality of Pintura, where the ski lifts start. The slopes climb from 1,280 m to 1,680 m, below the summit of Monte Castel Manardo.

Things to see near Casa vacanze La Kumari

In winter the Pintura ski area has 17 runs of varying difficulty, from blue to black, for about 10 km in all; the longest is the Panoramica Fargno, a 2 km blue run. For cross-country skiing there is a loop of about 4 km running through beech woods and wide open stretches with views of the Sibillini; there are also an area for bobsleds and sleds, a snowpark and routes popular with freeriders and ski mountaineers.

In the territory of Bolognola is the Macchia Tonda beech wood, named for its almost perfectly circular shape. In the village, worth a stop are the Fonte del Catenaccio, marked by the long stone staircase climbing to Palazzo Maurizi, and the Church of San Nicolò di Bari in Villa da Piedi, from the mid-19th century, built over a smaller building erected between the late 16th and early 17th centuries.