Monte Scindarella

Monte Scindarella reaches an elevation of 2,233 meters and forms part of the southwestern ridge within the Gran Sasso d'Italia mountain range.

The mountain's name derives from local dialect word 'scendorelle', referring to a common herb that grows throughout the slopes of this elevation point.

The northern slope contains notable geological formations called calanchi that extend toward the plateau, representing typical Apennine mountain features.

Visitors can reach the summit through a 1.5-hour hike from Campo Imperatore hotel or take a 10-minute ski lift during winter months.

The mountain presents two distinct slopes: a northern face overlooking Campo Imperatore and a steeper southern descent toward the Aquilana basin.

Location: Abruzzo

Elevation above the sea: 2,233 m

GPS coordinates: 42.42893,13.58359

Latest update: March 18, 2025 02:32