Monte Rondinaio

Monte Rondinaio is a mountain summit in the Apennines standing at 1964 meters, positioned between Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna in northern Italy. The peak sits within the boundaries of two natural parks, making it part of an important protected landscape.

The summit sits on the E1 European long-distance hiking route, which has connected walkers across mountain regions for many generations. This ancient path shows how the peak has long served as an important crossing point in the Apennine landscape.

Monte Rondinaio stands at the intersection of two natural parks, contributing to the preservation of local mountain traditions between Lucca and Modena provinces.

The climb requires mountain hiking experience and good weather to safely navigate the challenging trail. Visitors should check conditions before departing and bring appropriate gear for exposed ridge walking.

The peak's eastern rock wall forms a striking profile when viewed from Lago Torbido below, making it instantly recognizable from the lake. A mountain refuge sits nearby, offering hikers a place to rest and stay overnight during longer journeys.

Elevation above the sea: 1,964 m

GPS coordinates: 44.11533,10.59299

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:03