Agriturismo Colloreto was born from the redevelopment of the Augustinian hermitage, dedicated to "S. Maria del Collorito", founded in the mid-16th century by the Blessed Bernardo da Rogliano and his monks. The site, of great historical importance and can still be visited today, relives and remains as evidence of the events of these places, often unknown but of enormous importance for the territory and beyond. The estate, immersed in the Pollino National Park and on the slopes of the massif from which the latter takes its name, hosts a stretch of the Sentiero Italia, the national mountain route recognized by the C.A.I. (Italian Alpine Club), through which you can reach the Gaudolino plateau and, from there, the peaks of Mount Pollino, Serra del Prete and Dolce Dorme and the cd. "Garden of the Gods" - the floors, at over 2000m of altitude, where the centuries-old loricate pines live - as well as dozens of other hiking trails of national interest. Furthermore, the Pollino massif is rich in streams and rocky walls, ideal for more complex activities such as Rafting, Canyoning, Rock, but also paragliding and much more.

The Agriturismo Colloreto, consistent with its eremitical origin, lends itself to being an oasis of peace, a quiet refuge for those seeking the right contact with nature, or the perfect refreshment corner for the traveler fleeing the hustle and bustle of the road , or the ideal starting point for excursions, rafting and other activities in the Pollino National Park. The large gardens, the small lake with the stream, the large suites and the long walks on the property make the Colloreto farmhouse a place to spend your holiday in peace and relaxation. The central location also allows you to easily reach many sites of interest, such as the peaks and panoramic points of the Pollino National Park, the starting points for excursions and adventure activities, or even museums, villages and much more. To find out about this and all the other activities, visit www.colloreto.it or follow us on Facebook @ colloreto.it and Instagram @agri_colloreto.

The Colloreto farmhouse was born in the sixteenth-century Augustinian hermitage of "S. Maria del Collorito", a site of great historical importance and still open today. The estate, immersed in the Pollino National Park, hosts a stretch of the Sentiero Italia, the national C.A.I. route, through which you can reach, among others, Monte Pollino, the Serra del Prete and the cd. "Garden of the Gods", high altitude dwelling of the millenary loricato pines.