Calabria

Calabria extends in the area where the Italian peninsula becomes increasingly narrow and suddenly stretches to East. Travellers coming from north enter a region surrounded by the sea and innervated by mountains. The Apennines start from the Pollino massif, crosses the Sila plateau, rises on the Reventino and Mancuso mounts, which are... Full Overview

Calabria extends in the area where the Italian peninsula becomes increasingly narrow and suddenly stretches to East. Travellers coming from north enter a region surrounded by the sea and innervated by mountains.
The Apennines start from the Pollino massif, crosses the Sila plateau, rises on the Reventino and Mancuso mounts, which are a bridge over the Calabrian isthmus, rises again on the Serre massif and ends on the Aspromonte, a big mountain shaped as a goose paw which faces the Etna mount and Aeolian Islands.
The most important ski resort in this region are: Camigliatello, Villaggio Palumbo and Gambarie.
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