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Towards Selletta and beyond
Do I look cold? I certainly feel cold.
Just one ride to the top
Abetone
Though this shot is taken nearby Abetone it gives a good indication of what the terrain is like in the Appenines.
These are wooded slopes, rarely as steep as the Dolomites, and it is their proximity to Firenze (Florence) that makes them popular with skiers and snowboarders.
They are not as well known internationally so you'll mostly see Italians there (apart from an occasional loopy Australian).
The Abetone Pass, 1388 metres above the sea level, the heart of the most famous skiing resort in the Tuscan-Emilian Appennines, owes its fame to the high peaks that form its crown.
An impressive pine forest borders the town whose most important attractions are sports and nature.
Thanks to the many excursions Abetone, during the summer season, changes from a ski resort to a special place for those who enjoy being in close contact with the countryside and wild life of the Appennines.
I went on a summer day and I had a rest from the hot and high temperatures!
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