Pizzo Deta, Mountain summit in Abruzzo and Lazio, Italy
Pizzo Deta is a summit in Abruzzo and Lazio that rises to 2041 meters with steep rocky faces surrounding its slopes. The mountain transitions from grasslands at lower elevations to rocky terrain as you move upward toward the peak.
This mountain has long served as a natural dividing line between Abruzzo and Lazio, shaping the way these two regions developed. The border has remained stable through various periods of regional reorganization in Italy.
Shepherds in the area graze their flocks on the slopes using methods passed down through families over many generations.
The climb from Prato di Campoli involves steep sections and requires good footing and steady nerves on rocky terrain. Start early in the day and bring layers, as weather on high peaks can change suddenly.
The path to the summit passes by two distinct subsidiary peaks before reaching the final high point. Each vantage point offers different views across the central Apennines and the Val Roveto below.
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