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Spectacular little gem!!

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The ancient history of this beautiful panoramic peak.

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Vertical where you have to push!!!

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very panoramic peak on the plain

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The climb to Monte Summano is always beautiful and interesting and being exposed to the south it can be done practically all year round. From the top there are trails that vary in difficulty and beauty but are always fun and exciting.

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Where do we start from? I don't know this area but I would like to go there.

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Villa Rossi Park is a splendid and evocative romantic garden from the late 19th century. Commissioned by Alessandro Rossi as a garden and oasis of peace for his country residence, the villa upstream to which it is connected via a tunnel, it was designed by the architect Antonio Caregaro Negrin between 1865 and 1884. The park was meant to be an astonishing experience, with its pond, water features, aquarium, centuries-old plants, particular taxoids characterized by aerial roots around the body of water, fake caves and fake ruins. To enrich and embellish the garden, various species of oriental plants were imported. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Rossi_(Santorso) http://www.parcorossi.it/il-parco/

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The Mardifaia bench, solitary and silhouetted against the sky, surrounded by a green meadow that suddenly slopes south, is a poetic and evocative scene. Sitting on the bench is a classic: a spectacular view encompassing the entire Alto Vicentino plain and all the hills that slope down, separating the Leogra Valley from the Agno Valley.

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Sass de la Poja ('Sasso della Buzzard', the bird of prey, in Venetian dialect) is a large boulder that stands alone on the south-eastern side of Summano. During the Great War, the Italian army dug an observatory there to monitor the Vicenza Plain. Further down, another rock strut with another observatory. However, the entire short path is fortified with short trenches and reinforcement walls, a couple of cave shelters and walkways: a suggestive and interesting passage through the woods.

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Small rock pillar (with a short ferraratina to get to the top) overlooking a First World War stronghold carved into the same rock

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Mount Summano is a mountain of great historical, natural, and scenic interest. It is the last offshoot of the Monte Novegno chain overlooking the plain: from the summit, you can enjoy a beautiful 360° panorama of the Po Valley on one side and the Astico Valley and the Venetian Prealps on the other. It has never been a volcano, despite some misconceptions based on its conical shape (which, however, is only apparent from the southern perspective, i.e., from the plain). The toponym perhaps derives from the god Summanus, the god of thunder and nocturnal atmospheric phenomena (as opposed to Jupiter, god of daytime thunder). It has always been a sacred place and a destination for pilgrimages: from ancient pagan cults in the Etruscan and Roman eras (as evidenced by archaeological finds) to its crystallization with the Sanctuary of the Gerolimini Friars, beneath the summit. During World War I, it was militarized due to its remote yet strategic location, serving as a second line of defense in the event of an enemy breakthrough. Traces of two anti-aircraft emplacements remain on the summit; cave shelters are present in various secluded spots; the eastern (Rancina) and western (Creste all the way to Brazome) ridges are dotted with observation posts and artillery emplacements. It boasts a unique and rare floral biodiversity, undoubtedly due to its location and shape; according to belief, also due to the fact that this hill has been a pilgrimage site since ancient times; traditionally, every traveler brought flowers from their homeland as a gift to the mountain. At the summit, an imposing 16-meter concrete cross stands with a steel Christ in a somewhat unusual pose, with his hand raised: it represents the moment of resurrection, but it also seems to be a greeting and a wish for the hiker who has made it this far! https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Summano

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A place that enjoys a wonderful view over the whole valley and the surrounding peaks. The ideal place for a nice trekking in the name of relaxation and fun.

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From the top of the Summano you can enjoy a magnificent view, a destination that can also be reached during the winter, given the modest altitude. From the top start magnificent trails, long, more or less demanding, which still offer strong emotions. It should be kept in mind that even the climb of about 1000 meters is comfortable, easy (the last stretch rather steep), and excellent in winter as it faces south.

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Nice variant to climb Summano

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Magnificent view on the plain, on the southern side mild climate in winter

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Spectacular view over the plain, a must try;)

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