Monte Tuttavista

The Tuttavista mountain is an isolated calcareous massif preserving a variety of rare endemisms and biodiversity. Juniper, arbutus and holm oak trees predominate, and in ancient times it was a generous hunting reserve also frequented by the inhabitants of nearby towns. It is home to numerous hiking trails and climbing walls. From the hikers' paths, those marked out by the CAI and the Sentiero Italia stand out.  At an altitude of 800 metres above sea level, there is an exceptional panoramic viewpoint with a 12-metre bronze cross. The panorama of the mountain is dominated by the natural monument of “Sa preta istampata”, the stone with a hole.