Monte Aquila, Mountain summit in Province of Teramo, Italy.
Monte Aquila is a summit in the Province of Teramo located within the Gran Sasso mountain chain of the Apennines. The peak sits between Campo Imperatore and Corno Grande as part of this important range.
The Aquila section of the Italian Alpine Club formally named the peak in 1926, connecting it to the city of Aquila degli Abruzzi. This naming was part of the systematic documentation of the mountain region by climbers and organizations.
The mountain marks the beginning of the Centenary Path, a major hiking route that runs along the entire ridge of the Gran Sasso massif. This trail connects different summits and attracts hikers who want to explore the mountain chain.
Hikers can reach the summit from three main starting points with travel times ranging from one to two hours depending on the route chosen. The best time to hike is during warmer months when the mountain is most accessible.
The southwestern slopes feature distinctive geological formations with badlands that create an unusual landscape. On clear days, the summit offers views extending to the Adriatic Sea, making the panorama from this point unforgettable for many visitors.
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