Pizzo di Sevo

Pizzo di Sevo is a mountain summit located in the Apennino Abruzzese range that rises to 2419 meters. The peak stands roughly 301 meters above the surrounding terrain and offers two established routes for climbers.

The mountain has been recorded by geographers over time and serves as a stable geographical reference point in the Apennine landscape. It became part of protected land when the Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga was established, securing its status in the region.

The peak attracts climbers from surrounding areas who value it as a training ground for mountain skills. Local mountaineers recognize it as part of the broader Apennine climbing circuit that connects many summits in the region.

The best time to climb is between February and August when weather conditions are most stable. Visitors should come prepared with proper mountain gear and clothing for variable weather at higher elevation.

On clear days the summit offers expansive views across multiple mountain ranges and the landscape below. Experienced climbers often use the vantage point to spot distant peaks and plan routes to other summits in the region.