The Apennines, after the Alps, is the largest mountain range that crosses the entire Italian peninsular Italy.
Notably a series of majestic mountains, including: Cimone (2.165 m.), Monte Rondinaio (1.964 m.), Alpe delle tre Potenze (1.940 m.), Foce di Campolino (1.840 m.), Poggio della Sentinella (1.425 m.), Monte Libro Aperto (1.937 m.).
Amid this beautiful setting of mountains lies one of the most beautiful forests in Italy: Abetone forest.
Set in a typical mountain landscape of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, where the highest peaks include: the Monte Gomito (1.892 m.), l'Alpe delle Tre Potenze (1.940 m.) and Foce di Campolino (1.840 m.), where many streams originate.
The monte Reniccione, the Monte Maiori and Monte Libro Aperto, mark the border to the west and north-west by the Emilia - Romagna to the east the forest borders to Pian degli Ontani in Comune of Cutigliano, while to the south as far as the Provincia of Lucca.
in these valleys where born Zeno Colò, Vittorio Chierroni, Celina Seghi and many other winter sports champions.