ベヴァーニャの絶景の山頂・トップ6

Descending from Monte Subasio you pass along this spectacular and panoramic stretch.

Along the ridge of the Monte Subasio massif, some isolated peaks can be distinguished, among which the most important are, from north to south, Monte Subasio (1290 m), Monte Civitelle (1280 m) and La Sermolla (1191 m). This is where the descent towards Spello begins, but the panorama is nevertheless of extraordinary beauty.

Long but substantially easy road that leads to the top of Subasio and beyond, until descending from the opposite side to the Carceri and subsequently Assisi. Very scenic route

The cross at the summit of the Sasso Piano (Croce di Sasso Piano) at 1124 m stands on a grassy saddle and offers the hiker a breathtaking panoramic view of the Umbrian landscape and the old town of Assisi at its feet. There are also beautiful views of Monte Tezio and Monte Acuto (N-W), Perugia and Lake Trasimeno (W-N-W), whose reflections are only visible in the afternoon, the saddle of Torgiano (W), the wooded hills of Bettona (W-S-W ), in the background the Martani Mountains (S-S-W), on the Bevagna (S) and Foligno (S-S-E) valley sections. The large, massive limestone boulders on the plateau appear to have been shaped for the use of hikers, who find this an ideal place for rest and reflection. "Cities, villages, castles, churches, farmhouses, rivers, streams, blue forests, lonely peaks, rich pastures, gentle olive groves, arduous plains appear from above as if in the magic of a vision" (Arnaldo Fortini).

View extends to Assisi and over the whole wide valley. Wonderful flowers 🌺 in May.

Pleasant route, essentially consisting of a salia on a cart track that reaches the cross at the top of Monte Pietrolungo and a single track descent to the lake. Not great but recommended nonetheless

In the direction towards Roviglieto the path crosses a dense forest of holm oaks, if there is sun the effect of the continuous changes in brightness probably give the path its name. continuing towards Roviglieto there are panoramic points towards Monte Brunette

This segment takes you to the top of Mount Subasio starting from Collepino. The first part is quite steep but on asphalt. Once you reach the upper limit of the forest, the road becomes dirt, the bottom is a bit bumpy but still appreciable. A fantastic stretch to cover both with gravel bikes and with mtb.