テルニの絶景の山頂・トップ8

Lake Corbara

But what a show it is!😀

The photos of Monte Croce Serra are absolutely not real, the rock is not there at all and not even the refuge, that is not Croce if

Unfortunately we didn't see much, the weather was prohibitive to say the least. The promise was there, the expectations were high.

From Fighine towards Villalba on the hills that separate the Val d'Orcia from the Val di Chiana. From the summit you can see towards the north-east Montarale, Città della Pieve with Lake Trasimeno behind it and towards the north-west Cetona, a stone's throw from the location, and again to the west Radicofani with Monte Amiata behind it. You arrive from San Casciano or Palazzone passing through Fighine or you come down from Villalba. The surface is hard and smooth and only in the sections where you pass through the woods of the Monte Rufeno estate (Villalba) are there some slightly bumpy passages, but only for short stretches. For a good part of the road borders land where "Chianina" cows graze.

From Fighine towards Villalba on the ridge of the hills that separate the Val d'Orcia from the Valbdi Chiana. From the top you can see Montarale, Città della Pieve with Lake Trasimeno behind it and Cetona to the west, just a stone's throw away, and Radicofani again to the west with Monte Amiata behind it

Centuries-old trees of monumental dimensions

Monte Croce di Serra is the highest mountain in the Apennine chain of the Amerini mountains. At the top you can enjoy a wide and spectacular panorama of the Umbrian territory.