Pizzo Berro

Pizzo Berro reaches an elevation of 2,259 meters above sea level, featuring a pyramidal shape composed of limestone blocks rising above green pastures.

The mountain stands as a natural boundary between the regions of Marche and Umbria, marking territorial divisions since medieval Italian states.

Local shepherds have traditionally used the surrounding pastures during summer months, maintaining age-old practices of seasonal livestock movement in the Apennines.

Climbers can access the summit via the trail starting at Forcella del Fargno pass, with a chain-assisted section near the top for additional safety.

The mountain ranks as the highest peak in Macerata province, offering views extending from the Sibillini range to the Adriatic Sea on clear days.

Elevation above the sea: 2,259 m

GPS coordinates: 42.92671,13.22287

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:59