カンポルジャーノの天然記念物・トップ20

It is always a satisfaction to be able to stay a while on peaks like these, the quarries represent the human devastation, the city with its noise is close by but up here nature always has the sceptre of command with its wild appearance even if time has faded it a bit due to human activity.

Typical Apuan peak, beautiful and crunchy, never banal due to the terrain that requires a bit of attention in some sections, obviously with the wet or worse snow things change drastically, there are also many climbing routes.

If the weather permits, the view is worth it, it spans 360 degrees and all in all it doesn't take long to reach the top, it is certainly a satisfying peak.

Like other peaks in the Apuan Alps, Corchia is not to be underestimated, there is nothing special but the pace must be sure and not be afraid of the emptiness that occasionally peeks out near the path...

The "bell towers" are dolomite formations near the Conti refuge, typical of the landscape of the valley they overlook. On one of them a bell is hoisted, hence the name Campaniletti.

Pizzo d'Uccello (1,781 m a.s.l.) is called the Matterhorn of the Apuan Alps due to its shape that resembles a pyramid and the fact that its rock conformation resembles that of the Alpine mountains. Its north face, vertical for almost 800 meters, is impressive! It is not the highest peak of the Apuan Alps and yet it is climbed by many who try their hand at the ascent along the normal route which is a sort of mountaineer's baptism, although it is not excessively difficult it does have some challenging passages.

It's not easy to reach, but you can enjoy a beautiful view. Only for experienced and trained hikers.

Near the Cave Cruze, curious rocks.