Prowincja Grosseto

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Peaks and Viewpoints

This collection highlights the diverse topography of the Grosseto province, centered around the extinct volcanic dome of Mount Amiata, the highest peak in southern Tuscany. The list includes the limestone massifs of Monte Calvo, the rugged climbing cliffs of Canne d'Organo on Mount Argentario, and Monte Labbro, notable for its karst landscape and historic Giurisdavidic tower. From coastal promontories like Punta Ala to the inland ridges of the Colline Metallifere, these sites offer strategic vistas of the Maremma plains and the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Peaks and Viewpoints — Mapa

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Mount Amiata

Mount Amiata is the largest of the lava domes in the Amiata lava dome complex located about 20 km northwest of Lake Bolsena in the…

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B

San Rocco

A panoramic viewpoint overlooking the town of Sorano, featuring an ancient rock settlement and views of the surrounding tuff cliffs.

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C

Monte Calvo

A limestone hill situated between Gavorrano and Ravi, known for its historical quarries and views of the Colline Metallifere.

D

Punta Ala

A coastal promontory offering views across the Gulf of Follonica and the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago.

E

Poggio Avvoltore

A peak located in the northern part of the province near Gavorrano.

F

Poggio alla Marruca

A peak located in the hills of the Maremma hinterland.

G

Scoglio della Diramata

A viewpoint near the Monte Leoni massif offering vistas of the Ombrone river valley.

H

Punto Panoramico

Elevated viewpoint located near the town of Massa Marittima.

I

Parete di arrampicata dello Spigolo di Canne D'Organo

A vertical limestone climbing wall on Mount Argentario named for its organ-pipe-like rock formations.

J

Palestra di arrampicata del Monte Calvo

A technical rock climbing area situated on the limestone slopes of Monte Calvo near Gavorrano.

K

Parete di arrampicata dello Spigolo di Canne D'Organo

Limestone climbing face on Mount Argentario characterized by vertical pillars and coastal views.

L

mit Höhle

A rock formation featuring a natural cave located on the coastline of Isola del Giglio.

M

Sasso della Culla

A distinctive volcanic rock formation located on the eastern slopes of Mount Amiata.

N

Ripa della Penna

A prominent cliff on the western side of Isola del Giglio.

O

Mura del Terraio

A cliff area located near Seggiano on the northwestern side of the Mount Amiata massif.

P

Monte Buceto

A 1,152-meter peak forming part of the volcanic complex of Mount Amiata.

Q

Monte Labbro

A peak within a nature reserve featuring a karst landscape and the ruins of the 19th-century Torre Giurisdavidica.

R

Monte Leoni

A hilly massif between Grosseto and Campagnatico covered in Mediterranean macchia and cork oak forests.

S

Monte Calvo

A 1,018-meter mountain located in the upper Fiora Valley between Santa Fiora and Castell'Azzara.