Italy
Apennines
A mountain range running the length of Italy, featuring various peaks and diverse terrain.
Peaks
28
Highest
2,912 m
28 peaks
Name HeightDifficulty
- Corno Grande2,912 m—
- Monte Amaro2,795 m—
- Monte Velino2,486 m—
- Monte Vettore2,476 m—
- Monte Gorzano2,458 m—
- Monte Sirente2,348 m—
- Monte Greco2,285 m—
- Serra Dolcedorme2,267 m—
- Monte Terminillo2,216 m—
- Monte Cimone2,165 m—
- Monte Viglio2,156 m—
- Monte Miletto2,050 m—
- Monte Sirino2,005 m—
- Monte Pisanino1,946 m—
- Botte Donato1,928 m—
- Monte Alpi1,900 m—
- Cervati1,898 m—
- Monte Lesima1,724 m—
- Monte Catria1,701 m—
- Monte Cairo1,669 m—
- Monte Avella1,598 m—
- Monte Semprevisa1,536 m—
- Monte Petrella1,535 m—
- Monte San Vicino1,469 m—
- Monte Sant'Angelo a Tre Pizzi1,444 m—
- Monte Fumaiolo1,407 m—
- Monte Taburno1,394 m—
- Vesuvius1,281 m—
How many Apennines are there?
There are 28 Apennines in Italy. Trailwise lists every one with its height, terrain grade and the walking routes that cross it.
What are the highest and lowest Apennines?
Corno Grande is the highest at 2,912 m, and Vesuvius the lowest at 1,281 m — a spread of 1,631m across the list.
How do I track my Apennines?
Create a free Trailwise account and your ascents tick off as you log them — connect Strava or upload a GPX and the summits on your route are recognised automatically. You earn awards at 25%, 50%, 75% and on completing the list.
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