Natural Wonders & Scenic Views
This collection spans the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, featuring Monte Cimone, the highest peak in the Northern Apennines at 2,165 meters. The list includes the multi-tiered Dardagna waterfalls and the Cascata del Doccione, the tallest in the Modena province. Geologic highlights include the sandstone monoliths of Sassi di Rocca Malatina and the historic Alpe Tre Potenze, a mountain that once marked the triple border between the Grand Duchy of Tuscany and the Duchies of Modena and Lucca.
A Corno alle Scale
A 1,945-meter peak in the Bolognese Apennines featuring a distinctive layered rock face and a regional park with extensive hiking trails and winter ski facilities.
B Monte Cimone
The highest peak in the Northern Apennines at 2,165 meters, housing a historic meteorological observatory and offering views spanning from the Adriatic to the Tyrrhenian Sea.
C Monte Rotondo
Part of the Libro Aperto massif, this peak sits on the border between Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna, characterized by its open-book appearance when viewed from the valley.
D Monte Modino
A peak of glacial origin that separates the Tagliole Valley from the town of Fiumalbo, offering views over the surrounding ridges.
E Cima Tauffi
A 1,799-meter peak along the ridge dividing Modena and Pistoia, situated on the high-altitude Alta Via dei Parchi hiking route.
F Alpe Tre Potenze
A 1,940-meter mountain that historically marked the border between the Duchies of Tuscany, Modena, and Lucca. It overlooks the glacial Lago Nero and Lago Piatto.
Cascata Dardagna
A series of seven cascading tiers formed by the Dardagna stream within the Corno alle Scale Regional Park.
Costolo
Panoramic viewpoint overlooking the upper Tagliole Valley and the surrounding peaks of the High Modena Apennines.
Cascata del Doccione
The highest waterfall in the Modena province, dropping over 120 meters along a vertical rock face near Fellicarolo.
Vista sui Sassi di Rocca Malatina
Observation point for the Sassi di Rocca Malatina Regional Park, featuring massive sandstone monoliths rising from the Panaro Valley.
Cascata
Natural waterfall located near the village of Ospitale along the historic trans-Apennine routes.
Cascate Del Bucamante
Natural waterfalls along the Bucamante stream, accessible via a forest trail near Serramazzoni.
Monte Tre Croci
Viewpoint overlooking the Panaro Valley, marked by three symbolic crosses at the summit.
N Monte S.Giovanni
Hilltop peak providing views of the Savignano sul Panaro area and the transition between the Po Valley and the Apennine foothills.
Cascata Dardagna
One of the distinct tiers of the Dardagna waterfall sequence in the Bolognese Apennines.
Cascata Dardagna
Lower section of the multi-level Dardagna waterfalls, accessible via the trail from the Madonna dell'Acero sanctuary.
Cascata Dardagna
Section of the seven-step waterfall sequence on the Dardagna stream within the regional park.
Passo D'Annibale
High mountain pass named after the Carthaginian general Hannibal, who reportedly crossed the Apennines here during the Second Punic War.
Pizzo di Casina
Panoramic viewpoint located along the ridge near Corno alle Scale, offering vistas of the Dardagna valley.
Panorami di San Michele
Scenic overlook near San Michele providing views across the hilly landscape of the Modena province.
Becco d'Aquila
Distinctive rock formation resembling an eagle's beak, situated in the high-altitude terrain near Corno alle Scale.
Arrampicata Palestra dei Celti
Natural rock climbing area featuring vertical sandstone walls near the village of Doccia di Fiumalbo.
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