セルダの天然記念物・トップ5

Cozzo Morto is a panoramic peak within the Madonie Park, accessible via dirt trails. From the summit, you can enjoy a sweeping view of the surrounding mountains and valleys below, a perfect spot for a break and to admire the park's diverse landscapes.

The Padella di Polizzi Generosa is a large karst depression, similar to a frying pan, located in the heart of the Madonie, in the territory of Polizzi Generosa. It is a place of particular natural beauty Description: Karst depression: The Padella is a depression of karst origin, that is, caused by the action of water that has carved the limestone rocks over the millennia. It can be reached by a footpath, which starts from the Piano Noce forest nursery and climbs up the southern slope of Monte Cervi. The route offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. The Padella is a place of particular natural beauty, with a magical and evocative atmosphere. It is a very popular tourist attraction, which allows you to immerse yourself in the nature of the Madonie. It is an example of how nature can shape the territory and create unique and evocative shapes.

A very beautiful route. Partly, we had to negotiate blocked garden gates, but it wasn't a problem. The gates were intentionally tied shut with simple ropes by farmers to prevent enduro riders from entering, but you can open them and close them again afterwards. Arriving at the natural thermal baths, a dip was definitely the highlight.

Near Sclafani Bagni, once famous for its spa facilities, this pool of hot water in the open countryside is easily accessible and not delimited by any fence. The pool has a very pleasant temperature (just under 40°) and a pungent sulphurous smell. According to those who live here, its water is miraculous for treating skin diseases and pain resulting from arthrosis.

Road surface abit sketchy in places but. A fabulous steady gradient for 25km! Highly recommended!

about 35 degrees, great views

The beauty of the landscape is the reward for the effort in this demanding climb. You will understand why the Madonie are called the Switzerland of Sicily.