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Monte Terminillo

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: E untuk via normale; EE untuk putaran Cresta Sassetelli. Jalur berbatu memerlukan bantuan tangan; grade musim panas tidak berlaku pada salju/es.
Best Season: Juni–Oktober untuk via normale menurut panduan In cammino sugli Appennini; periksa sisa salju dan kondisi setempat.
Hazards: Batuan dan kerikil licin, bagian punggungan terbuka, serta penanda yang perlu dicari pada turunan putaran Sassetelli. Punggungan tidak teduh; salju dapat bertahan hingga Mei–Juni di sisi timur laut.

Description

Monte Terminillo (2,217 m) is a limestone massif in the Monti Reatini of Lazio, central Italy. Known as Rome’s mountain, it combines a ski resort with a more rugged northern flank. Rifugio Angelo Sebastiani is the starting point for the normal ascent on trail 401. A more demanding option continues along Cresta Sassetelli on trail 403. The short summit ascent and the ridge circuit have different timings and difficulty grades; winter mountaineering is a separate undertaking.

Gallery

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Routes

Anello del Terminillo e Cresta Sassetelli — sentieri 401/403

EE — untuk pendaki berpengalaman / experienced hikers

8.00 km +550 m 5 jam di luar istirahat / 5 hours excluding stops

CAI Gubbio’s circuit climbs trail 401 from Rifugio Sebastiani to the summit, follows trail 403 along Cresta Sassetelli and returns via Sella di Leonessa. It includes exposed rocks, less obvious descent markings and a gravel climb before the saddle. Figures refer to the 21 June 2025 outing plan.

Source

Via normale dal Rifugio Angelo Sebastiani — sentiero 401

E — jalur curam berbatu / steep rocky hiking trail

4.00 km +400 m 1 jam naik + 45 menit turun menurut sumber / 1 h ascent + 45 min descent in the source

From Rifugio Sebastiani, trail 401 climbs grassy slopes, rocks and a short rocky gully to the summit. Return the same way. The guide notes slippery gravel and possible use of hands; distance and timings are the source’s estimates.

Source

Climbing Experiences

Five hiking, winter-mountaineering and ski-touring videos are complemented by Emanuele La Banca’s trip report. His account describes a circuit from Rifugio Sebastiani over the summit and Cresta Sassetelli, including exposed rocky sections. Reported timings reflect the author’s outing rather than a guaranteed duration for every walker.

References

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