Monte Malaina Summit – Santa Serena Plain loop from Falesia Monte Perrone

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Monte Malaina Summit – Santa Serena Plain loop from Falesia Monte Perrone

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Monte Malaina Summit – Santa Serena Plain loop from Falesia Monte Perrone

05:29

14.3km

780m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly walkable paths. Sure-footedness required.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

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973 m

Impassable Trail

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The growth of thick thorny vegetation has made progress on this stretch of trail completely impassable.

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2.69 km

With its 1,480 meters of height, Mount Malaina is the second peak of the Lepini massif. The paths that climb to the summit from Gorga, Supino or Morolo are among the most solitary and wild of the mountain complex.

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6.97 km

Ouso di Passo Pratiglio Cave

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The Ouso di Passo Pratiglio is a cave discovered in the late 1970s. Over time, groups of speleologists have managed to explore the cavity going down to -840 m. The …

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8.43 km

Santa Serena Plain

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Santa Serena is a vast plain surrounded by the reliefs of Monte Gemma, Monte Salerio and Monte Malaina, with the suggestive presence of animals raised in the wild.

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14.3 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

7.09 km

5.29 km

1.13 km

856 m

Surfaces

6.96 km

3.43 km

2.84 km

1.13 km

Elevation

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Weather

Saturday 7 November

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Comments

June 8, 2022,Anello Monte Malaina da Santa Serena

It starts from the car park of Santa Serena (Supino) to climb to the top of Monte Malaina crossing the wood following the red and white trail markers. The view from Monte Malaina is spectacular. The loop continues downhill on a boring stone pit that puts a strain on the ankles. Then you cross a wooded area where the trail …

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