The Sicilian Apennines are a mountain range located in the central part of the island of Sicily, Italy. This range is part of the larger Apennine Mountains that run down the length of the Italian peninsula. The Sicilian Apennines are characterized by rugged terrain, diverse ecosystems, and a variety of flora and fauna. The highest peak in the Sicilian Apennines is Pizzo Carbonara, which reaches an elevation of 1,979 meters (6,496 feet). The mountains are popular for outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing, attracting both locals and tourists. The region also features picturesque landscapes and historical sites, making it a significant area for both nature lovers and history enthusiasts.