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Experience is recommended for these routes.

Monte Puglie (sometimes called Cocuzzo delle Puglie) is a peak approximately 1,465–1,475 meters high located in Campania, within the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park. Known for its wild nature and expansive views, it can be reached via challenging hiking trails, often starting from Passo della Sentinella (San Rufo) or San Paolo di Teggiano, passing places such as Sella del Corticato and the Bosco Vetusto del Cozzo del Rosieddo. Here are the main details about Monte Puglie: Location and Characteristics: It is located in the province of Salerno. The relief features elongated ridges and, in some areas, beech forests. Hiking: The trails are generally considered difficult or for experts, with steep and sometimes exposed sections. A common route is the loop that passes Cozzo del Rosieddo (1,427 m) and Monte Puglie. Nearby points of interest: Sella del Corticato (1,026 m), Monte Motola, and Passo della Sentinella (980 m). Routes: From Passo della Sentinella: A loop of approximately 13 km with over 700 m of elevation gain, passing through wooded areas and ridges. From San Paolo di Teggiano: A route of approximately 11-12 km that climbs the southeast slope. History: The area has historically been a transit point, often associated with ancient transhumance and trade routes.

Monte Puglie (sometimes called Cocuzzo delle Puglie) is a peak approximately 1,465–1,475 meters high located in Campania, within the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park. Known for its wild nature and expansive views, it can be reached via challenging hiking trails, often starting from Passo della Sentinella (San Rufo) or San Paolo di Teggiano, passing places such as Sella del Corticato and the Bosco Vetusto del Cozzo del Rosieddo. Here are the main details about Monte Puglie: Location and Characteristics: It is located in the province of Salerno. The relief features elongated ridges and, in some areas, beech forests. Hiking: The trails are generally considered difficult or for experts, with steep and sometimes exposed sections.

Beautiful panoramic peak on the Vallo di Diano, challenging climb in many parts, but not very long. It is possible to carry the bike to the top, although for the last part you have to push. The effort will be amply repaid by the sublime view once you reach the top. The descent to the Fontanelle Refuge is difficult due to the presence of rocks and branches on the path, pay particular attention.

Near the large rocky spur of Figliolo it is necessary to climb to reach the summit, where the statue of the Madonna marks the highest point. From here you can enjoy a spectacular 360 degree view. WARNINGS for those who want to reach the summit of Figliolo (see photo!) For the more adventurous you can climb to the top of Figliolo, to do so go around the wall towards SE climbing on a gravelly trail up to a crack between the rocks. You will find a huge boulder stuck between the walls, you have to go beyond it and you have to climb in this crack between the rocks (you need a bit of agility and caution especially when going down). You climb up reaching the summit ridge, paying attention to a slightly exposed section and avoiding the side where more friable rock is visible (yellow color). From the Madonna on the summit you can read Monte Figliolo 1337 m. The view is phenomenal and worth the little "climb" but, it is NOT for everyone, you need good mountaineering experience and you must not suffer from vertigo.

Cima Il Figliolo is a rocky outcrop in the municipality of Petina. At more than 1300 meters above sea level, it offers a splendid view of Monte Panormo, the highest peak of the Alburni Mountains, and of the Tanagro valley.

On the summit of Costa Palomba there are remains dating back to more than 2000 years ago. According to scholars, the large sculpture is a funerary monument to celebrate a warrior hero, but there is also a basin used as a sacrificial altar and the remains of fortification walls.

This peak is located at an altitude of 1,700 metres. The view is nothing short of majestic: you can admire the vast territory of the Cilento National Park, in particular the Vallo di Diano.