Cima del Redentore

Cima del Redentore is a summit in the Sibillini Mountains of the Apennines reaching roughly 2,448 meters high. The peak features steep rocky slopes and exposed sections that connect to nearby Vettore and Sibilla, creating a distinctive ridge pattern across the landscape.

The peak has long served as a natural boundary separating Marche and Umbria, shaping the territorial divisions of central Italy. This dividing role influenced how nearby settlements developed and how people moved across the mountains.

The mountain draws walkers and climbers from nearby communities who gather here regularly throughout the year. Local people value the peak as a familiar landmark and a place where they connect with the high ground that shapes their home region.

Multiple hiking paths reach the summit from different starting points, with the most direct route beginning near Pilate Lake below. The trails vary in difficulty depending on the season, and visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions on the exposed ridge.

The peak forms a distinctive triangular pattern with nearby Vettore and Sibilla that is easy to spot from the surrounding valleys below. This arrangement makes the group of three summits a defining feature of the Sibillini range from afar.

Location: province of Perugia

Elevation above the sea: 2,448 m

GPS coordinates: 42.82543,13.25505

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:50