Monte Priora

Monte Priora is a summit in the Sibillini Mountains that rises approximately 2,332 meters above sea level, making it the third highest peak in this range. The massif features steep rock formations and is ringed by valleys that define its overall shape.

The mountain lies within the Apennines and has served for centuries as both a natural boundary and link between different Italian regions. Its geographic position made it a key landmark for people traveling between northern and southern parts of the peninsula.

The mountain carries the local name Pizzo della Regina and represents a deep connection between regional communities and their alpine landscape. Visitors can sense this relationship as they walk the steep slopes and encounter the views across surrounding valleys.

The mountain is accessible via several hiking trails of varying difficulty, with easier routes starting from towns in the Province of Fermo. It is wise to start early in the day and bring weather-appropriate gear, as conditions at the summit can shift quickly.

The elevation and location of the peak create distinct climate zones that support rare bird and mammal species living under legal protection. Visitors who look carefully skyward may spot some of these protected animals in their natural habitat.

Location: Province of Fermo

Elevation above the sea: 2,332 m

GPS coordinates: 42.93218,13.24070

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:04