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The region is known for its spicy, bold cuisine – 'nduja, caciocavallo cheese, wild herbs, local wines (like Greco di Bianco) and olive oil from mountain farms. It is also an area with a strong identity, with the Greek-Calabrian language spoken in some villages.

The perfect place for detox and contact with nature. The area is one of the most inaccessible and untouched mountain ranges in Italy. Aspromonte National Park is beech forests, rare plants and animals (e.g. wolves, golden eagles), waterfalls and spectacular panoramas - from the Tyrrhenian Sea to Sicily and Etna. And above all, no crowds.

Gambarie is a small mountain village located at an altitude of approximately 1,350 m above sea level in the Calabria region in the Aspromonte National Park.

The climb from Palmi to Monte Sant' Elia can be strenuous even in late October, but the view of the coast and the Aeolian Islands in the distance justifies the effort, at least in good weather. On the way back you can choose a slightly longer detour that leads back to Palmi below the mountain. You can commute to the train station by bus (no guarantee :-))

Almost 600 meters above sea level and overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, Monte Sant'Elia is a splendid panoramic point reachable by asphalt. From here you have a great view of Palmi and the Gioia Tauro plain, as well as the splendid Calabrian coast. It is part of the Aspromonte, of which it is a western offshoot.

Simply spectacular. If you are in the area, absolutely, a must do. Regular climb, excellent asphalt, spectacular views.

One of the iconic places of the place. Breathtaking panorama at the top of Mount S. Elis. To the north, you can see the entire Costa degli Dei, to the south the Strait of Messina. Not a difficult climb, perfect road.

From Nicotera to Nicotera Marina, continue along the Piana di Gioia Tauro. Continue along the state road. As soon as you enter Palmi, at the roundabout, follow the signs for Monte. Once you reach the top, turn right. The effort will be rewarded with a breathtaking view. To the north the Piana di Gioia Tauro and the Costa degli Dei, to the south the Strait of Messina, in front with the clear sky, the Aeolian Islands. What more could you want. The climb is not long and with a minimum of training, suitable for everyone. Done with a racing bike.