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Mount Genzana (2,170 m above sea level) is a mountain in the Abruzzo Apennines, belonging to the Marsicani Mountains group, located in the province of L'Aquila in lower Abruzzo, between the municipalities of Pettorano sul Gizio, Scanno, and Introdacqua. The route is sometimes technical; you'll encounter scree and rocks, and in some places the trail is not visible. Despite this, you'll be rewarded with a fantastic view! A windbreaker is a must for the descent, as temperatures drop quickly in cloudy weather.

Altitude 2170 m on the summit of Monte Genzana

Hiking along the road is quite grueling, but it offers excellent views of the mountains in five surrounding major mountain protected areas: the two regional nature parks of Sirente Velino to the northwest and Monti Simbruini to the southwest, and the three national parks of Gran Sasso to the north/northwest, Majella to the east/northeast, and Abruzzo to the south. Particularly impressive are the nearby mountain ranges of the Majella National Park to the northwest, including the 2,061-meter-high Monte Morrone, which also gave its name to the nearby monastery in Badia. The best views north toward Gran Sasso are when crossing the highway.

The Colle delle Vacche refuge with its crosses is an iconic place in the Majella Park and represents a crossing point for numerous paths in the area.

The Colle delle Vacche refuge with its crocce is an iconic place in the Majella Park and represents a crossing point for numerous MTB trails in the area.

Monte Mitra reaches an altitude of 1067 m asl, is located in the Majella park and is part of the Monte Rotella group which is the southernmost chain.

Arrival point with fountain and tables

from here you can enjoy a spectacular view. On clear days you can see the Fucino plain and the Gran Sasso