캄포알레‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산 정상

In the background of the SS 119 Alcamo - Gibellina you can admire Monte Castellazzo, located on the eastern side of the Gibellina Mountains. It is 615 meters above sea level and has a truncated cone shape. The summit consists of a large platform perceptibly inclined towards the southwest. On the other three sides it is surrounded by steep slopes and precipitous walls. On the southern slopes stand the ruins of the old village of Poggioreale, destroyed by the 1968 earthquake. The summit of the mountain constituted a dominant strategic position; in fact, in addition to controlling the course of the Belice River, it kept under control the ancient and important communication route between the cities of Selinunte and Segesta.

In the background, you can admire Mount Bonifato, where the Bosco di Alcamo Nature Reserve was established. https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riserva_naturale_orientata_Bosco_di_Alcamo

The second highest relief in the Alcamo area, from which you can enjoy - if you don't get hail like me - breathtaking views, ranging from the Alcamo countryside, to the Gulf of Castellammare, Lake Poma, the small Monrealese hamlet of Grisì and the mountains of the Palermo area. About ten km away from the city center, on this promontory, an important archaeological site from the late archaic age was fortuitously discovered in the early 2000s. Today on the crest of the mountain there is a wind farm, whose connecting roads allow it to be climbed, although not exactly easy, given the slopes of the ramps

Pizzo Montelongo dominates a valley SE of Monte Bonifato and the city of Alcamo. The agricultural landscape dominated by vineyards, today sees a wind farm on the crest of the relief, which retraces some agricultural roads that in past centuries were at the service of the large estate present there

Climb that from the ss119 leads to Alcamo, skirting the southern slope of Monte Bonifato. The fund is asphalted but quite ruined