Monte Cornaccione, Mountain summit in Province of Macerata, Italy.

Monte Cornaccione is a summit in Monti Sibillini National Park that rises to 1,769 meters with steep slopes and rocky terrain throughout. The mountain's sides drop sharply and are marked by exposed rock formations that shape its rugged appearance.

Monte Cornaccione takes its name from its shape: a rock spur that resembles a horn, as the Italian word corno suggests. The mountain rises to 1,769 metres within the Monti Sibillini National Park, in the Province of Macerata. It is linked by path to Monte Bicco and Monte Bove Sud, and the village of Macchie lies at its foot.

The name Cornaccione comes from the Italian corno, horn, because the summit is a rock spur that resembles a horn. The only village at its foot is Macchie, the usual starting point for walkers heading up the mountain.

Marked trails lead from the village of Macchie toward the summit, offering routes of varying difficulty and length depending on your choice of path. Visitors should prepare for changing mountain weather and bring proper gear.

From the summit, visitors can see both Monte Bicco and Monte Bove Sud clearly, providing natural reference points within the Sibillini range. This unobstructed view allows you to take in multiple peaks of the region at once.