チッタ・ディ・カステッロの絶景の山頂・トップ20

360º panoramic view. In conditions of absolute cleanliness of the atmosphere you can even see the sea.

The peaks of Rocca and Rocchetta form a mountainous complex characterized by the presence of sedimentary rocks and sandstone rocks. From this composition derives the characteristic layered and sloped appearance. This conformation is visible above all on the southern slopes of Poggio della Rocca.

the photos speak for themselves, 360° panorama of Montefeltro

Just exploring new places on this route. I would suggest taking it counter-clockwise as the way I did it was way more difficult. The weather was terrible, and the climbing around Palazzo del Pero was prohibitive as the mountainside is a big (wet and slick) rock. Lots of walking. The side toward Castiglion Fiorentino and just after passing over the state road into the Passo Dogana area is beautiful. After that, all I saw was fog.. Careful on those rocks. Also recommend tubeless with higher pressure. The rocks in this area break off and are sharp. Otherwise you'll pinch-flat real quick.

On the geological trail of Saint Francis of Assisi. Above the Sasso Spicco di Monte Casale in Sansepolcro, on the border ridge with Umbria, there are two flat hills on Marnoso-Arenacea, a primeval sea from earlier times.

This high summit cross has crowned Monte Acuto like a steel colossus for around 100 years. The fact that the construction appears very filigree despite the enormous dimensions is due to the open steel construction, which in turn takes up the basic principle of the half-timbered construction with horizontal and vertical beams and cross braces - which has been tried and tested for centuries. The builders of the cross dedicated it to the victims of the First World War, and so it towers over the heights as a warning to peace that can be seen from afar.

The cross is located on Monte Montiego, a limestone relief. The top has a relatively flat surface.

Stunning view from the top of Monte Acuto. You can also see the Trasimeno.