캄포펠리체 디 로첼라‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산 정상

In one highlight, this peak is described as Pizzi Carbonara. This is incorrect. It is Pizzo Dipilo.

There's no visible path for the last few meters to the summit, and you have to fight your way through the pile of rocks. The descent isn't ideal either. Nevertheless, you get a great view from up here.

Very easy hike, very beautiful from Cacamo! Magnificent view of the North Sicilian coast from Palermo to Cefalu!

Long trousers even in summer or in any case long socks, the path is not always clean, pay particular attention in the second part after the precarious rock, it is practically the only stretch that can be a little dangerous because it is close to the Devil's ravine. With a constant pace you can go up and down in about 3 hours

Very nice, recommendable tour, again and again new grandiose views in the course of the tour in all directions. The gate to the observatory is officially locked, you have to be a little creative if you want to bypass the gate. The ascent (in our case the descent) to the observatory is a narrow path, narrowly bordered by lush bushes. Immediately after, or in, a rainstorm one should be appropriately dressed.

According to tradition, San Calogero lived in the cliffs of the mountain and left his footprint in one of his stones in chasing the demons that troubled the mountain and the nearby baths.

Mount San Calogero, with its 1290 meters of altitude, remains a rather high peak for the average of the region.

After crossing a dense forest of holm oaks, you reach the top of Pizzo Sant’Angelo at 1081 meters.