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Along the path from Monte Tambone to Monte di Fonza, several domolites, or "caprili," are still visible in good condition. These dry-stone structures are believed to have ancient origins and date back to the Nuragic period, when they were built by sub-Apennine shepherds over three thousand years ago. https://www.fondazioneacquadellelba.org/it/sezioni/ambiente/la-via-dellessenza/la-via-dei-rosmarini/113-punto-di-interesse-6-d-i-caprili.html

The most beautiful section is from Capo Fonza to Monte Fonza because you can see the bays to the left and right. You can even see Monte Capane.

Mount Capanne, with its 1,019 meters above sea level, is the highest peak on the island of Elba. It can be reached with the characteristic basket route from Marciana, or on foot via paths 101 and 105 from Marciana or Poggio. The walking path includes passages on supported rock protected by metal cables, so it is good to have a minimum level of familiarity with the environment.

The top of Mount Galera can be reached via an equipped path that allows you to safely climb the passages on the granite rock typical of the Island of Elba. Reached the 969 meters of the top, which does not have a signal cross, you have a breathtaking 360 degree view.

Mount Capanne is the highest mountain on the island of Elba and in the entire province of Livorno. Located in the western part of the island, it reaches a height of 1,019 meters above sea level. This beautiful mountain offers not only a magnificent view of the island from its summit, which on clear days reaches as far as Corsica and Sardinia, but also walks through different vegetation zones. From a technical point of view, running here presents no problems. The only two obstacles may be fatigue due to the inclination and crowding. However, the views all along the route are more than worth the effort.

From the top you have a fantastic view over the island.

Monte San Bartolomeo and ruins of the hermitage

the steep climb that follows Monte Capane is beautiful, but only suitable for climbers. Is partly marked and developed as a via ferrata.