GUNUNG · Italia
Monte Terminillo
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Information
- Elevation
- 2.217 m
- Country
- Italia (IT)
- Location / Range
- Monti Reatini (Appennino Abruzzese), Lazio — Provinsi Rieti
- Mountain type
- Massif Apennine (batu gamping)
- Volcanic?
- No (non-volcanic)
- Coordinates
- 42.4733, 12.9973
- Difficulty
- Menengah — escursione bertanda ke vetta (mis. dari Sella di Leonessa) sepanjang tahun; di musim dingin menuntut ciaspole/ramponi dan pengalaman salju
- Best Season
- Mei–Oktober untuk pendakian musim panas; Desember–Maret sebagai tujuan ski & ciaspole, dengan risiko salju/es
- Permits & Rules
- Tidak ada izin; sebagian besar jalur berada di kawasan yang dikelola untuk wisata gunung
- Hazards
- Cuaca cepat berubah dan kabut yang menyulitkan orientasi di punggungan atas, jalur bisa membingungkan di dekat vetta, medan bersalju/es di musim dingin, dan risiko longsoran salju di lereng tertentu
Description
Monte Terminillo (2,217 m) is an Apennine massif in central Italy, part of the Monti Reatini group, in Lazio some 32 km from Rieti and about 100 km from Rome. Known in antiquity as Monte Gurgure and Mons Tetricus, it is one of the best-known symbols of the Sabina region and a constant landmark along the Roman consular road Salaria (the 'Via del Sale'). Because its ski resort is so popular with residents of the capital, Terminillo is nicknamed 'la montagna di Roma' (Rome's mountain), and since the 1930s it has occasionally hosted mountain-stage finishes of the Giro d'Italia. The range is rich in biodiversity, with habitats and species of conservation value. The classic ascent to the summit often starts from the Sella di Leonessa, while the 'giro dei rifugi' circuit links huts such as the Rifugio Sebastiani and Rifugio Rinaldi around the Monte Terminilletto — making it a hugely popular destination for hiking, snowshoeing and ski-mountaineering year-round.
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Routes
Alpinismo invernale / ciaspolata (Monti Reatini)
Menengah-berat di musim dingin — butuh ciaspole atau ramponi, kapak, dan pengalaman saljuIn winter, Terminillo becomes a popular destination for light mountaineering and snowshoeing. The snowy slopes and gullies around the summit and Monte Terminilletto are travelled on snowshoes or crampons; the terrain can turn hard and avalanche-prone on certain slopes, so it demands snow-condition judgement, proper gear and experience. Winter-ascent footage shows the use of crampons and the typical snow conditions of the Monti Reatini.
SourceSalita classica dalla Sella di Leonessa
Escursione menengah (E) — jalur bertanda; di musim dingin menuntut ciaspole/ramponiThe classic route to the summit of Monte Terminillo (2,217 m) usually starts from the Sella di Leonessa on the north side. A marked trail climbs through meadows and open slopes to the summit ridge, with wide panoramas over the Monti Reatini and, on clear days, the Piana Reatina towards Rome. In summer it is a moderate hike; in winter it becomes a snow climb that requires snowshoes or crampons and care in mist, which makes orientation near the summit tricky.
SourceClimbing Experiences
Monte Terminillo (2,217 m), 'Rome's mountain' in the Monti Reatini group, is a hugely popular destination for hiking, snowshoeing and ski-mountaineering. The Italian-language videos below capture the classic ascent to the summit from the Sella di Leonessa, the marked trail to the top, and winter climbs with snowshoes and crampons — all verified live via YouTube oEmbed.
References
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