Bric Agnellino
Mountain in Italy
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Bric Agnellino
Location in the Alps
Bric Agnellino is a mountain in Liguria, northern Italy, part of the Ligurian Prealps.
Geography
Bric Agnellino is located west of Colle di Cadibona in the province of Savona. It has an elevation of 1,335 metres.[1] The mountain is the tripoint where the comuni of Magliolo, Giustenice and Bardineto meet.
Climbing
From some year is available a via ferrata named Ferrata degli Artisti that follows the Balzi Rossi ridge (from the reddish rocks dominating there.[2]
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Mountains of Liguria
- Bric Agnellino
- Monte Alpe
- Rocca Barbena
- Monte Bignone
- Monte Camulera
- Carmo di Brocchi
- Monte Carmo di Loano
- Monte Colombin
- Monte Frontè
- Monte Galero
- Cima Garlenda
- Bric Gettina
- Monte Grammondo
- Rocca delle Penne
- Monte Peso Grande
- Ronco di Maglio
- Monte Monega
- Monte Saccarello
- Monte Settepani
- Monte Spinarda
- Monte Alpesisa
- Monte Antola
- Monte Beigua
- Bric del Terma
- Bric delle Camere
- Monte Bue
- Monte Buio
- Monte Bano
- Monte Carmo
- Monte Castello (Liguria)
- Monte Caucaso (Liguria)
- Monte Colma
- Bric del Dente
- Monte Fasce
- Monte delle Figne
- Monte Figogna
- Cima Fontanaccia
- Monte Groppo Rosso
- Monte Leco
- Monte Maggiorasca
- Punta Martin
- Monte Penello
- Monte delle Tre Croci
- Monte Orditano
- Monte Penna (Liguria)
- Piani di Praglia
- Monte Porale
- Monte Pracaban
- Monte Prelà
- Monte Rama
- Monte Reale
- Monte Reixa
- Rocche del Reopasso
- Monte Ramaceto
- Monte Roncalla
- Monte Santa Croce
- Monte Sciguello
- Monte Taccone
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