Daughters of the Rutor glacier are the Rutorine Falls, one of the most beautiful in the Aosta Valley. Three impetuous jumps of water that throw themselves into gorges and precipices, generating the Dora del Rutor. The inauguration of the bridge over the third waterfall, which took place in 2014 on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of his birth, allows you to enjoy a fantastic show.

The climb to the Gleno dam starting from Pianezza can be divided into two halves: the first develops in a medium-dense forest with short panoramic views. The ground is mostly passable with very short uneven points with roots and rocks in sight, while the slope sometimes encourages you to take a breath.
The second half of the route instead extends over a long flat area halfway up the valley that leads to the ruins of the dam. Once flattened, you can initially admire the views of the Presolana and then towards the ruins. The travel time, at an average pace, is around two hours to the lake.
If you do not want to end the walk here, you can continue along the lake and go past it to enter the bottom of the valley and climb towards the Belviso Pass in another two hours or so. Perhaps it is superfluous to add that the views multiply and so does the sense of freedom that you feel crossing the large green spaces of the pastures.

Cima Mandriolo (or Manderiòlo) is one of the peaks that border the Altopiano dei Sette Comuni to the north: the southern slope slopes gently towards the Altopiano, while the northern slope descends steeply towards Valsugana. From the summit you can enjoy a superlative panorama: to the east, the long bastion of Cima Portule; to the south, Mount Verena and the Vezzena plateau; to the west, Cima Vezzena with its fort, the Vicenza Prealps and the Becco di Filadonna; to the north, Valsugana, the Dolomites and the entire Lagorai chain. The final climb is on the crest, at a safe distance from the overhang on Valsugana, but going off-road you find yourself with caution on the edge of the unprotected abyss: it is precisely this verticality towards the north that makes this excursion, without a doubt, rewarding.

Mount Crostis is a peak of the Carnic Alps, 1,894 meters high, located in the Val Alba Nature Reserve. From here you can admire the geology and the panorama of the area, and connect the Crostis valley with the Fonderiis fork or the Bianchi bivouac.

Pietra di Bismantova is a characteristic and imposing isolated rock bastion, very conspicuous even from afar in the gentler surrounding Apennine landscape of Reggio. It is a large platform with a flat and oblique summit, with woods and meadows and very panoramic edges with vertical cliffs.

The Città del Tufo archaeological park opened its doors in 1998 with the aim of preserving and promoting the precious historical and cultural heritage of the tuff area. The surrounding area is enriched by monumental tombs, among which the famous Ildebranda tomb stands out, an Etruscan masterpiece carved from an imposing block of tuff to imitate the appearance of a temple from the Hellenistic age. Other fascinating tombs include the Pola tomb, those of the Typhoon, of the Winged Demons and of the Siren. The magical atmosphere of the place is further enriched by the presence of suggestive hollow streets, with the Via Cava di San Sebastiano, squeezed between walls of over 20 meters, the Via Cava di Poggio Prisca and the Cavone, on whose walls you can admire engravings from different eras, including crosses with exorcistic purposes and a large swastika, a solar symbol.

Forca di Presta is one of the most famous passes in the Sibillini mountains. There are many trails that start from here. The most difficult ones go uphill towards Mount Vettore, the easiest ones at the foot of the mountain. There is also a wheelchair accessible trail called "Sentiero per Tutti NT2" that from the pass in three kilometers leads to the Belvedere refuge.

the panoramic point where you can see the heart-shaped lake of scanno

The view from the Anticima del Terminio is truly spectacular. Then in spring/summer between the summit and the anticima there is a beautiful green meadow.
To reach it: trekking clothing and sturdy shoes.

Excellent panoramic point from which to have a view of the Baia delle Zagare (or Mergoli).
Zagare are the citrus flowers typical of this area and the "mergoli" refers to the blackbirds that come to nest in these areas.
It is considered among the most beautiful beaches in Italy.

Cozzo del Pellegrino is a spectacular peak, the highest of Orsomarso, located in the westernmost part of the Pollino National Park, near San Donato di Ninena, in the province of Cosenza.

Here you can enjoy a beautiful view of the imposing and solitary Pietra Lunga. A true spectacle of nature in the Aspromonte National Park, in Calabria.

The coast of Punta Pizzo is a protected natural area south of Gallipoli. It is characterized by a rocky and jagged coast, with small inlets and caves, and the sea is of an intense and clear blue, rich in marine fauna and flora. The tip of the promontory can only be reached by foot or bicycle paths, where there is also a sixteenth-century coastal defensive tower.

The Rocche dell'Argimusco are an important rock site. Some ancient tombs have been found in this place. At the moment the history of this place is not yet clear, it is being studied, but it is still very fascinating.

Monte Santo (Monte Santu or Monte Sant'Elies in Sardinian) is an isolated mountain and mesa in Logudoro, with an altitude of 733 meters. During the climb, lithological changes are observed, passing from carbonate rocks to basaltic ones around 650 meters. On the summit, located on the south-western lip, you can enjoy a vast panorama, especially at the summit cross.

Caddargiu 'e Sini is a splendid natural swimming pool along the Rio San Girolamo, the largest and perhaps the most idyllic in the area. Perfect for regenerating in the summer away from the crowded beaches, you can reach it via paths along the banks of the river or directly crossing the Rio, for a refreshing and fun experience.