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Colle Medoro is an important mountain pass located in the Alburni Mountains in Campania, known for being a transit and access point for challenging hikes, especially towards Monte della Nuda. It offers spectacular views and trails through beech forests and limestone slopes, requiring appropriate equipment and good physical condition. Main features: Location: It is located in the Alburni Mountains, overlooking the area from Postiglione. Landmark: It is a key pass to reach the summit of Monte della Nuda (1,704 m). Difficulty: The trails that cross it are classified as challenging (EE - Expert Hikers), with significant elevation gain and sections that may require mountaineering experience and mountaineering equipment. Trails: It connects several locations, such as Postiglione, passing through the Grotta di Sant'Elia and climbing towards the summit of Monte della Nuda. Ambience: It offers evocative scenery with woods, rocky ridges, and expansive 360° views from the summit. In short, Colle Medoro is a destination for experienced hikers who seek the wild beauty of the Alburni and are ready for a demanding challenge.

Challenging stretch of ascent to the summit of Panormo. Well marked. Sometimes you have to help yourself with your hands between the rocks to climb. Good mountaineering experience required.

Images from the summit of Mount Panormo (1742 meters) Good mountaineering experience required.

The ascent to Monte della Nuda from Colle Medoro is quite challenging. Mountaineering experience, appropriate clothing and shoes and a lot of breath.

Once you reach Colle Medoro, you can rest and enjoy the beautiful views. If you reach it via the Medoro pass via a via ferrata, you need mountaineering experience, so appropriate clothing and footwear are required.

Monte Panormo is located at an altitude of 1,742 metres. It is also often known by the name of Monte Alburno. From its peak you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding woods and peaks.

From Sicignano degli Alburni, following the Grotta dei Falconi path, you reach Mount Tirone (1566 m). A fair amount of experience is required as well as Trekking clothing suitable for the season.

The name of the chain is given by the "Monte Alburno" near Sicignano and Petina, whose peak reaches 1742 m. Also known as Monte Panormo for the wide views it offers from its slopes [2], it was mentioned by Virgil in his Georgics (III, 146). Local people believed its mountains were Titans coming from the opposite Tyrrhenian Sea to escape the wrath of Neptune. [Citation needed] In the Cilento area, the Panormo is the third highest mountain, preceded by Monte Cervati (1,899 m) and by Cima di Mercori (1788m asl). The mountain is often covered with snow from early December to mid-April.