Monte Gomito

Monte Gomito is a mountain summit in the Apennines reaching 1890 meters, with four distinct peaks arranged in a triangular formation. The central peak stands out prominently from the others, creating a recognizable shape when viewed from certain angles.

The mountain became important for recreation starting in the mid-20th century when winter sports developed in this part of the Apennines. Ski runs and lift systems transformed it into a destination for visitors seeking mountain activities.

Local mountain guides share knowledge of the area through guided excursions, teaching visitors about Alpine flora and geological formations throughout the seasons.

Lift systems operate during winter and summer months, offering convenient access to the summit area for visitors of all abilities. The route is most rewarding on clear days when views extend far across the landscape.

The central peak holds a mountain refuge where visitors can access views spanning from the Tuscan islands to the distant Alps on exceptionally clear days. This sweeping vista makes it a special spot for those seeking expansive mountain panoramas.

Location: Abetone Cutigliano

Elevation above the sea: 1,890 m

GPS coordinates: 44.12760,10.64376

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:06