Mount Conero is a mountain of the Umbria-Marche high 572 m located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea in the Marche. The name Monte d'Ancona, commonly abbreviated in Monte, is historically the most widely used: only the last war Conero, hitherto used only in cultured, has spread popularly. It is part of the province of Ancona and in particular the municipalities of Ancona and Sirolo. It is the most important Italian Adriatic promontory along with that of Gargano and has the highest sea cliffs of the entire east coast Italian (over 500 meters). Despite its limited altitude, fully deserves the name of the mountain to the majestic showing in those who see it from the sea, for its alpine trails to the cliffs high, for the vast landscapes and the activities that take place typical mountain, as free climbing. On the promontory that extends from the name on the Conero Regional Park.