Monte Adone Summit Trail via Percorso CAI 110
Monte Adone Summit Trail via Percorso CAI 110
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12.4km
480m
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Embark on a moderate hike up Monte Adone, a 7.7-mile (12.4 km) journey that climbs 1586 feet (483 metres) and typically takes around 4 hours and 9 minutes to complete. You'll traverse ancient sandstone formations, where fossilized marine shells hint at a prehistoric sea. The path leads through varied vegetation,…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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4.30 km
Highlight • Rest Area
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5.51 km
Highlight • Natural Monument
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5.78 km
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8.04 km
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8.62 km
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9.74 km
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10.4 km
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11.0 km
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12.1 km
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12.4 km
Highlight • Waterfall
12.4 km
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4.53 km
2.67 km
2.67 km
1.70 km
852 m
Surfaces
7.94 km
1.91 km
1.70 km
876 m
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In the various reviews, I have read that the path is classified as difficult. It is not true at all, the path is easy, well walkable and never dangerous. Very beautiful and atmospheric, just a nice quiet walk. Definitely recommended; if I am not mistaken, it takes place along the path of the second stage of the most famous path of the gods.
Be careful because the path near the Badolo fortress is interrupted due to a landslide, in fact if you notice the track we had to go back 🙏
The Nando ledge path is beautiful, certainly not to be done if you suffer from vertigo due to some exposed parts, Mount Adone is always beautiful but with a difficult path to climb to the top! Don't be fooled by the difference in altitude which is not real, it is higher, like the kilometers which are actually 15.5. Yes, you can avoid a nice piece of asphalt by climbing the upper part of the buttress and as far as the Badolo fortress is concerned, climbing to the top is very difficult, there are steel cables but not everywhere and you have to carefully evaluate whether to climb to the top or not because then you comes down the same path. Just ahead of the Badolo restaurant there is the Colombaia, a suggestive cave which can be accessed via a rope, but it is about three meters vertical and the climb is not easy! Actual altitude difference of the trek 700
Tour as beautiful (but beautiful) as it is tiring! The first part that goes to the top of Mount Adone has a spectacular view, we had a packed lunch with such majesty in front.
The track for the first short stretch descending from Monte Adone towards Brento doesn't follow the path because the komoot recording had jammed and so it drew a straight line🤷♂️. You can't go wrong, however, the route is obligatory😅
A very beautiful and at times tiring route. The first half of the route will take you long enough to recommend the route only to those with experience. It is obviously possible to deviate to avoid the hardest route so as to be passable by everyone. Highly recommended