Monte Ortone

Mount Ortone (168 m.), formed by rhyolite and located in the northern part of the Euganean Hills, stands isolated east of Tramonte, between Mount Rosso to the north and Colle di San Daniele to the south. The local inhabitants also call it Monte Impero, due to the forest interventions carried out on the hill during the Fascist era. The hill is crossed by a network of paths which allow you to complete the entire circumnavigation and directly access the summit.
Find more information about the walk to Monte Ortone on the Colli Euganei Regional Park website: parcocollieuganei.com/itinerari-dettaglio.php?id_iti=4481

Definitely a good route but not as easy as the app says. I am a fairly trained person but there are dangerous and unclear points on the route. I advise those who undertake it to equip themselves with suitable shoes or not to do it if they are not in good physical shape. I would recommend bringing it to medium difficulty because many points are not cared for at all and could put inexperienced people in danger.