- The Apennines, often referred to as the “backbone of Italy,” form a crucial part of a larger mountain system that also includes the Alps.
- The highest peak of the Apennines is Mount Corno, at 2912 metres (9554 feet), in the mountain group of Gran Sasso (Great Rock), in the Abruzzo region.
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- The Apennines offer a diverse landscape, with peaks reaching up to 2,912 meters in height and deep valleys crisscrossed by rivers.
- The Apennines is the second main mountain range of Italy and stretches for hundreds of kilometers from the north to the south along the country’s main axis.
- Tuscany Apennines pictures are in most cases photos of mountains with steep and wooded slopes that separate Tuscany from Emilia.
- It crosses over the mountains between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany. I can imagine at least four routes to use for bike tours in the Apennines.
- Between the Giovi pass (472 m) near Genova and the upper valleys of the Tiber and the Metauro, the Apennines show an asymmetrical profile.
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- The chain of the Apennines constitutes the backbone of the Italian peninsula, three sectors are distinguished: the northern Apennines, of lower height.