Peaks in Modena

DENZANO - THE MOUNT OF THE THREE CROSSES

We advance through the downy oak woods and take the path that leads to Monte delle Tre Croci, passing along the ridge. … read more

Managing a refuge in the Apennines may seem simple, but it is not. In this story we come into contact with the managers of the Duca degli Abruzzi Refuge in an "ordinary" winter weekend: appennino.netlify.app/vita-da-rifugio

Nice alpine hut, conveniently located a short distance from the Apennine ridge (Path 00).

Base for excursions both towards Abetone and towards Corno alle Scale, especially by biking (bikes on rent during Summer).

The top of Mount Spigolino is truly panoramic: the view sweeps 360 ° without any obstacles.
And then there are numerous truly touching epitaphs.

Highest peak of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines.
Too bad for the significant anthropization of the summit due to the weather station and the military base below.
Magnificent view that reaches up … read more

Arcane Cross

The summit of Monte Giovo can be reached with routes of medium difficulty from Lake Santo; certainly the most challenging (but recommended) access is by following the ridge coming from … read more

Short stretch on the ridge, very scenic. Proceeding downhill pay attention to the signs for the crossroads: to the left you go down the path, while continuing straight you will … read more

Stunning panorama with views of monte cimone, abetone, monte giovo, passo roots and in good weather conditions also on the garfagnana

Nice summit with beautiful views. The Apuan alps to the West, the ridgeline of the Apennines to the north and south and toward the Emila Romagna.
If you start from … read more

It is one of the less frequented parts around Abetone. It deserves both the ridge which is quite impressive, between the stones and the passage under the summit, for people … read more

Secluded top of the beautiful area of Lake Santo Modenese.
The panorama is fantastic, with a splendid view of the Giovo - Rondinaio side.
The ridge to follow to reach the summit requires attention, especially on wet surfaces.