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Monte Pietraferruggia is a 1,239-meter-high mountain in the Calabria region of southern Italy. It lies within the Pollino National Park, Italy's largest national park, which extends across the regions of Calabria and Basilicata. Due to its height, Monte Pietraferruggia is one of the park's medium-high peaks. Although Monte Pietraferruggia is not one of the most well-known hiking destinations in the Pollino region, it still offers opportunities for hikers and nature lovers who prefer less frequented routes. The peak is not currently listed on popular hiking portals such as AllTrails or Komoot, indicating less tourist development. However, this may be of interest to experienced hikers who want to venture off the beaten track. For detailed information on routes, difficulty levels, and current conditions, we recommend consulting local hiking guides or the Pollino National Park Visitor Center. There you will find up-to-date maps and information about lesser-known peaks such as Monte Pietraferruggia.

Quite a challenging climb at the end, but once you reach the top of Monte Cocuzzo you are rewarded with a spectacular view!

The highest of the Coast Range Mountains. Save some legs for the last snatch!

Simple path but that needs breath. Beware of the dogs that guard the goats, I do not recommend the walk accompanied by an animal.

Monte Cocuzzo, with its 1541 meters, is the highest peak of the Coastal Chain. The shape reminds a volcano, however today scholars think that it is a mountain of dolomitic formation.

Highest peak of the Calabrian coastal chain with a breathtaking 360 ° panorama. Some short sections that cannot be pedaled, bumpy ground with stones.