Mountain peaks around Buccino are situated within the mountainous landscape of Campania, Italy. This region is part of the Lucan Apennines, which includes the Cilento and Alburni Mountains. The area offers diverse terrain and notable peaks for those seeking panoramic views and challenging climbs. Visitors can explore a variety of summits and viewpoints.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Images from the summit of Mount Panormo (1742 meters) Good mountaineering experience required.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The region around Buccino, part of the Lucan Apennines, features several notable peaks. Among them, Summit of Monte Panormo stands out as the highest peak of the Alburni Mountains at 1,742 meters. Another significant peak is Il Figliolo Summit, known for its rocky spur and a Madonna statue at its 1300m+ summit, offering a spectacular 360-degree view.
From peaks like Il Figliolo Summit, you can enjoy a spectacular 360-degree panoramic view that includes Monte Panormo and the Tanagro valley. The Summit of Monte Panormo itself offers breathtaking vistas of the surrounding woods and other peaks.
Yes, the region offers several challenging climbs. The ascent to Il Figliolo Summit requires agility and caution due to a gravelly trail and a crack between rocks, making it suitable for adventurous hikers with good mountaineering experience and no vertigo. Similarly, reaching the Summit of Monte Panormo and the Ascent to Monte della Nuda from Colle Medoro are described as challenging and require good mountaineering experience.
The highest peak in the Alburni Mountains is the Summit of Monte Panormo, which reaches an altitude of 1,742 meters. It is also known as Monte Alburno.
The terrain varies, featuring rocky spurs, gravelly trails, and limestone slopes. For instance, Il Figliolo Summit is characterized by a large rocky spur and requires navigating a crack between rocks. Trails often pass through beech forests and can involve significant elevation gain, especially on routes like those leading to Monte della Nuda from Colle Medoro.
The mountains, particularly the Summit of Monte Panormo, can be covered with snow from early December to mid-April. For most hiking, the warmer months outside of this period would generally offer more accessible conditions, though specific trail conditions should always be checked.
Yes, the Summit of Monte Panormo (Monte Alburno) was mentioned by Virgil in his Georgics. Additionally, local folklore suggests its mountains were believed to be Titans escaping Neptune's wrath. At Il Figliolo Summit, a statue of the Madonna marks the highest point.
Beyond hiking, the area around Buccino offers various cycling opportunities. You can explore road cycling routes, touring bicycle routes, and MTB trails. These routes often traverse the scenic landscapes surrounding the peaks, providing different ways to experience the region.
Given the challenging nature of many trails, appropriate clothing and footwear are essential. For ascents like Monte della Nuda from Colle Medoro or On Mount Tirone, trekking clothing suitable for the season and sturdy mountaineering shoes are recommended. Some sections may also require mountaineering equipment.
While many peaks offer challenging climbs, the region also provides viewpoints that might be more accessible. For example, Colle Medoro itself is a pass where you can rest and enjoy beautiful views, though the trails leading to it can still be challenging. For easier options, it's best to research specific trail descriptions for elevation gain and technical difficulty.
Monte della Nuda is a peak reaching 1,704 meters. The Ascent to Monte della Nuda from Colle Medoro is considered quite challenging, classified for Expert Hikers (EE). It requires mountaineering experience, appropriate clothing, and good physical condition due to significant elevation gain and potentially technical sections.
Specific details on parking and public transport for individual trailheads are not provided in this guide. It is advisable to check local tourist information for Buccino or the Alburni Mountains area for the most current information regarding access points and facilities before planning your hike.


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