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Monte Calvarina is a relief (682 m above sea level) of the Lessini mountains between the provinces of Verona and Vicenza. Excellent panoramic point on the plain and the Prealps There is also a former NATO military base

Panoramic excursion near Cornedo Vicentino

Monte Verlaldo is a rounded relief of modest height (580m above sea level), but thanks to its position and its summit free from shrubs it offers a beautiful view of the Agno Valley (in reality very anthropized and industrialized) and the Piccole Dolomiti. Together with the nearby Monte Nudo, it is in fact the southern outpost of the Faedo plateau, and the watershed between the Agno Valley and the Priabona Valley. The name 'Verlaldo' seems to derive from the Verlato family who owned several lands here. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Verlaldo

The Cima dei Massignani is a beautiful and privileged panoramic terrace overlooking the Agno Valley and the Piccole Dolomiti that crown it. Nearby, there is a trigonometric point indicating the main visible peaks. N.B.: Today, September 2024, the cross has collapsed and rested on the ground, likely due to rotting wood at the base.

The Croce dei Castiglieri hosts a wonderful terrace with a 360° view that ranges from the Little Dolomites to the Asiago Plateau, and over the valleys, districts, hills and plains. The climb is quite demanding and has exposed sections in the steep forest. 'Castiglieri' is the name of the ridge of spiers of which the cross represents the central and summit point.

Cross on the ridges between Monte Faedo and Pialon

The Castilian cross or the highest point of the path, from there you can admire the surrounding mountains with binoculars and you can even see Monte Falcone

Cima Marana is a mountain in the Tre Croci chain in the Little Dolomites. It embraces the entire mountainous part of the Municipality of Crespadoro, in the province of Vicenza. more information: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cima_Marana