Monte Acuto

Monte Acuto is a mountain in Perugia province that rises to approximately 926 meters above the surrounding Umbrian countryside. The slopes are crossed by several walking routes that wind through varied terrain and offer different ways to reach the summit.

The mountain has been occupied since ancient times, as evidenced by structural remnants found at its peak. These ruins suggest the area has long held importance for the people who lived here.

Local residents maintain traditional agricultural practices around Monte Acuto, with farms and vineyards dotting the surrounding countryside throughout the seasons.

The main northern access starts near a church building and follows gravel paths that connect with various hiking routes. The trails are not consistently marked throughout, so learning about available routes before setting out is helpful.

The summit holds visible ruins of a substantial building that catches the attention of many hikers. Dozens of unmarked trails crisscross the mountain and allow for exploration away from the main routes.

Location: province of Perugia

Elevation above the sea: 926 m

GPS coordinates: 43.26545,12.30677

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:07