Monte Annaru, Summit in Sassari, Italy.
Monte Annaru is a summit in Sardinia that rises to 491 meters above sea level. The slopes around it display volcanic rock formations and natural terrain patterns typical of the region.
This summit is part of a volcanic complex in Sardinia that became protected as the Monumento Naturale Crateri Vulcanici del Meilogu. The designation recognized the geological importance of the volcanic formations.
The summit forms part of the Monumento Naturale Crateri Vulcanici del Meilogu, representing local geological formations within the Sardinian landscape.
You can reach the summit by driving toward Giave, where paths lead up to the top. Bring sturdy footwear and be ready for changeable weather on the exposed slopes.
The summit has only a modest rise of about 30 meters above its surrounding terrain, yet it stands in a volcanic area dotted with multiple craters. This makes it a useful vantage point to see the broader volcanic landscape.
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