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A large metal summit cross, easy access from Ref. Crispi, wonderful landscape in the Parco delle Madonie, views in all directions, the most spectacular certainly to Castelbuono towards the sea (N)...it's worth it...also later on the stop at the CAS hut Ref. Crispi

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What a fantastic view from up here! (360°). A wooden sign marks the summit (Sicily's second highest!). The path is steep on all sides but always easy to walk, never really exposed; only loose rocks could pose a problem. The area was apparently quite busy in the past (ski lifts, etc.), but nature is slowly reclaiming the infrastructure...great beech "groves"!

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The temple of Diana is a megalithic structure dating back to the ninth century BC that is located on a cliff north of the town of Cefalù. Probably destined to the cult of pagan divinity. In the antiquity it has been built in several phases with blocks of rock squared.

The temple of Diana is a megalithic structure dating back to the ninth century BC that is located on a cliff north of the town of Cefalù. Probably destined to the cult of pagan divinity. In the antiquity it has been built in several phases with blocks of rock squared.

A megalithic structure and an early medieval church

Beautiful old town of Cefalu seen from above.

The "Fratel Biagio Conte" Nature Trail, an easy walk, runs along a forest road that from Portella Colla first descends gently to the forest gate and then climbs part of the northern slope of Cozzo Sella. Among the native beech, maple, and holly trees, you'll also encounter Madonie fir trees, introduced by the joint efforts of the Park Authority, the University of Palermo, and the State Forestry Company of the Sicily Region. Along the trail, you can observe native flora and fauna in a natural and landscape setting of rare beauty. It's no coincidence that this location was chosen by Brother Biagio for a period of hermitage at the forest refuge you'll encounter along the trail. Continuing, you'll reach a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Piano Mirabilici valley, a karst sinkhole that characterizes the area. In the background, Monte Cervi with its magnificent continental beech forest. We invite you to walk the path in silence and leave no trace of your passage. Nine panels along the path invite pilgrims to observe and reflect, just as Brother Biagio loved to do.

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View of the beautiful old town

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Here we come across the remains of a temple to “DIANA”, who was best known in Roman mythology as the goddess of the hunt and the moon. Dating back to ancient pre-Christian times, the deities of Roman and Greek legends in particular have been preserved in the collective memory of people in Europe to this day. Throughout art history they have repeatedly been designed as motifs in paintings or as statues.

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Pizzo Palermo and Pizzo Principessa are also easy to plan, even if there are no specially marked paths there.

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From a lofty height you can look directly at the historic old town center of Cefalù

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Brilliant view of the historic old town and the Duomo

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Access to the Rocca di Cefalù path is located on the west part of the cliff and as you continue towards the top it is possible to admire architectural remains testifying to the first human settlements, including the Temple of Diana (dating back to the 9th century BC) halfway through and the Castle of Cefalù (around 13th century) on top of the cliff, which stand out against the sky like relics of ancient times.

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Through an uphill path surrounded by greenery, fenced halfway up by high crenellated walls dating back to the medieval period, it is possible to reach the highest point of the Rocca di Cefalù from which to admire the whole city, with a breathtaking view that extends from Palermo to Capo D'Orlando

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Beautiful ride to the 1500 m high summit cross. Great view 😊

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Really nice view of Cefalu.

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After Etna, the highest point in Sicily. The excursion in winter with snow is suggestive

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The second highest peak in Sicily.

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Pizzo Carbonara (1,979 m a.s.l.) is the highest mountain of the Madonie and is the second in Sicily after Etna (3,340 m); it is located at the base of a karst plateau including Pizzo Antenna or della Principessa (1,977 m) and Pizzo Palermo (1,964 m). Source: Wikipedia

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Great ride.We took over 4 hours to walk. (We walked really calm because the view was so stunning)

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