Monte Priora
Key information: Monte Priora 
- Superb high ridge walking on a major mountain.
Walkopedia rating
- Walkopedia rating85
- Beauty33
- Natural interest16
- Human interest4
- Charisma32
- Negative points0
- Total rating85
Vital Statistics
- Length: 9.5km
- 4.5hrs
- Maximum Altitude: 2,333m
- Level of Difficulty: Strenuous
This walk description page is at an early stage of development, and will be expanded over time. Your comments on this walk, your experiences and tips, and your photos are very welcome.
WALK SUMMARY
A fine, exciting 2,333m mountain, the third highest in the Sibillini. Superb high ridge walking after initial climbs.
Two routes up from the Fargno Refuge, which can be reached by roughish white roads.
High grassy slopes and wildflowers in Spring.
9km/4.5 hours.
See our Sibillini page for more general and practical information and photos.
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Contents
Other great walks in Italy
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Elba GTE
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The Arsenale to the Salute, Venice
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Via Francigena
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Aeolian Islands, Aeolian Islands
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Aeolian Islands, Lipari
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Aeolian Islands, Stromboli
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Aeolian Islands, Vulcano
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Alps: Gran Paradiso, Alta Via 2 (Gran Paradiso)
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Alps: Gran Paradiso, Gran Collet and Col del Nivolet
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Alps: Gran Paradiso, Punta Basei
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Alps: Gran Paradiso, Punta Pousset
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Amalfi Coast, Around Ravello
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Amalfi Coast, Conca dei Marini
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Amalfi Coast, Pastena-Lone Circuit
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Amalfi Coast, Sentiero degli Dei
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Amalfi Coast, Sorrento Peninsula
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Campania, Across Pompeii
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Campania, Mt Vesuvius
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Dolomites, Alta Via 1
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Dolomites, Brenta Dolomites
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Dolomites, Croda da Lago Circuit
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Dolomites, Karer Pass / Passo di Costalunga
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Dolomites, Via Ferratas
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Liguria, Cinque Terre
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Rome, Matthew Kneale's Rome Walks
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Rome, Rome
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Sicily, Mt Etna
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Tuscany, Lucignano to Buonconvento
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Tuscany, Monte Oliveto Maggiore to Montalcino
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Tuscany, Via Francigena; San Gimignano to Montalcino
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MAGAZINE
Walking with Trees: the Kumano Kōdō Kōhechi - Stephen Barber's account and photos of one of Japan's great pilgrimage trails. March 2021
RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL
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