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Monte Giovo, 1991 metres, is the highest peak in this part of the Apennines.

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Reaching this goal was a great satisfaction for me…it had been in my plans for a long time of peaks to reach so a little dream to realize…from up there breathtaking view obviously! 🙌🏼😃

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Monte Giovo rises next to Lago Santo in Modena and offers those who reach the top a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains, being second only to Monte Cimone. The spectacle is guaranteed both from the Emilian and Tuscan sides.

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Beautiful cabin located near the Ninfa lake

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Beautiful lake accessible to all in a well-served area

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Excellent place, excellent food, mandatory stop

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Lago della Ninfa, a crossroads of paths that lead wherever you want to go while remaining at the foot of Mount Cimone. On this circular route we also visited Lake Rovinella on Monte Cervarola, the artificial lakes of Passo del Lupo and Lake Le Polle at Polle di Riolunato.

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Italian peak from where, on the clearest days, the largest Italian surface can be observed.

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Small lake at the foot of Monte Cimone, where there are two refuges (which offer catering services) and ski lifts in the winter season.

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Mount Belvedere is one of the two peaks (the other is the nearby and higher Mount Rotondo) that form the Open Book group, so called because from afar it seems to see an enormous open book. Not far away, on the Emilian side there was a small lake, the Risaia lake, but it is now difficult to find it with a minimum amount of water.

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Cimoncino - Cimone - Lago della Ninfa route

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"The Mount Cimone (formerly Alpe de Nona) is the highest relief in the northern Apennines and the Emilia-Romagna region, with a height of 2,165 m above sea level, near the border with the Pistoiese mountains (Tuscany). It is part of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines and, not being located on the ridge of the Apennine watershed, the summit and all the slopes of the mountain, which affect the municipalities of Fiumalbo, Sestola, Fanano, Riolunato and Montecreto, fall within the territory of the province of Modena." (Source Wikipedia).

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One of the most symbolic peaks of the area...getting there is not that challenging and on clear days you can admire the sea in the distance...the Versilia coast and a large part of the Tuscan archipelago!

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Imposing peak, 1940 m above sea level, which overlooks the Black Lake and the Piatto Lake and from which you can enjoy a fantastic view of the surrounding valleys and the peaks of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines. Reachable from CAI path 104.

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At 1,896 meters above sea level, Mount Belvedere offers a spectacular view of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines. On clear days, it is even possible to see the Apuan Alps. This mountain constitutes one of the two peaks of the Open Book, which also includes the highest peak, Mount Rotondo. The trails leading here can be a little steep in some sections, but the ride is easy and pleasant.

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for expert hikers

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Lago della Ninfa is a small lake area surrounded by woods and meadows, on the slopes of Monte Cimone, the highest peak in the northern Apennines. Ideal area for relaxing, picnics and outdoor activities such as hiking and mountain biking.

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Excellent stopping point for climbing Monte Cimone both on foot and by MTB. Easily reachable by car from Sestola. There are 2 restaurants here that are open almost all year round. In autumn the lake has magical colors.

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Highest peak of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines. Too bad for the significant anthropization of the summit due to the weather station and the military base below. Magnificent view that reaches up to the Argentario on clear days. A must for hikers in the area. Practicable both in summer and in winter with suitable equipment from various routes.

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Monte Cimone is the highest in the northern Apennines. On clear days you have a 360 ° view over the whole of northern Italy and Tuscany

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