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Peru Paragliding Sites

Monte Cucco 1
1- and 2-seater 1- and 2-seater 3347863682 Altitude 1188m
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Vettoretto
The launch site is located about 100m above the parking lot. 1- and 2-seater PRODUCT Flying school info@prodelta.it www.prodelta.it TEL: (++ITALIEN) 339.5635456 Altitude 1510m
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Copacabana
Ceroka hill, 4,150 meters height. Altitude 4180m
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Ayacucho
The take off is situated at 40 minutes from the town of Ayacucho. On a hilltop at 3500 m that's named after the town that lays behind. 'Campanallo'. The Takeoff has a triangle shaped area and lays just above the road that's takes you there. It's facing north from where the wind usely comes all year around. Altitude 3509m
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Rifugio Perugia 1
You have ALL aera for taking off... it's like Dune of Pyla (sanding mountain in W France near Bordeaux) but without sand !!! Only grass everywhere ! 1- and 2-seater 1- and 2-seater Altitude 1469m
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Chupuro
Altitude: 3900 amsl. Taking off is really easy. It is a great valley. Altitude 3923m
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Tabellone
1- and 2-seater 1- and 2-seater Altitude 1610m
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Paracas
Playa Supay Top by parking lot or down on the beach. Altitude 29m
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Monte Subasio 4
The Subasio is a large ridge with the main starting direction west and southwest. Great terrain over Assisi. Beautiful soaring in the evening with gentle thermals. Top landing is quite possible here. The official landing site is located south of San Vitale (Radio Subasio). XC flights west towards Bastia Umbra are not possible because of the CTR Assisi / Perugia. There are several shuttles on the Subasio. In principle, east and north starts are possible. However, the landing sites are not official. Often turbulent conditions in easterly winds. Drive with your own car via Spello or Assisi. The road changes into a gravel road in the summit area, but is well passable. Assisi is culturally interesting. Info at Paragliding Club Alisubasio. http://www.alisubasio.it/ 1- and 2-seater 1- and 2-seater 335 6190298 Altitude 1243m
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Cerro Sacro
A not-so-grassy slope with room for 2 to 4 gliders. Nice inclination. Lines can get caught with roots and outcropping rocks, but not too bad. There are a few telecom towers just besides the slope. Altitude 3864m
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Rifugio Perugia 2
Just a few minutes from 'Rifugio Perugia';wide open, grassy.This is just one TO-option; other possibilities can be found nearby or along the small track leaving from Rif.Perugia... 1- and 2-seater 1- and 2-seater Altitude 1501m
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Fontanile 1
Lots of space everywhere around the gravel road. Castelluccio is one of the most popular areas in Umbria / Central Italy. Appreciated by hang gliders and paragliders. The start at the Fontanile / Castelluccio is often used in the morning. The Forca di Presta is rather the afternoon launch site. The landscape of the plateau offers a special charm. There are several starting places in Castelluccio. The practice slope in the middle is ideal for training. The terrain is very thermal and therefore very demanding, especially at noon. In the evening it can be super soaren and fly. In Castelluccio there are restaurants and quarters. The village is known for its delicious lentils. During the summer months the Prodelta Flying School is on site. 1- and 2-seater 1- and 2-seater Altitude 1658m
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Atiquipa
Altitude 408m
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Huanta
Altitude 3342m
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Jangas
Altitude 3552m
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Paron - Caraz
Altitude 3245m
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Perun
Altitude 1246m
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San Pellegrino
1- and 2-seater 1- and 2-seater Altitude 1296m
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