Best mountain peaks around Perdifumo are located within the Cilento National Park, a region characterized by its elevated landscapes. Perdifumo, situated at 480 meters above sea level, offers views of the surrounding national park. The area features prominent massifs like Monte della Stella, which rises to 1131 meters above sea level. This location provides both natural features and historical significance, having served as an ancient lookout point.
Last updated: August 23, 2026
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I hiked this trail to Monte Stella in the summer of 2026. The trail is poorly maintained and overgrown. On some sections of the trail, near the summit, you have to walk over old wooden beams that are loose. This could be dangerous for some people, especially older hikers.
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No long journey necessary from Agropoli, varied hike with often great views. Hiking poles are useful because the sections of the path are sometimes steeper.
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It's great in itself, but no panoramic view is possible because it's quite overgrown.
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The summit of Monte Stella reaches 1131 meters in height, houses a sanctuary dedicated to the Madonna della Stella and also large antennas and a radar sphere. From here you can enjoy a panoramic view of the whole Cilento area and the sea.
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Summit of Monte Tresino. To reach it you need to travel singletrack and uphill stretches, but at an altitude of 360 meters the view of the sea and the Agropoli valley repays the effort.
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Mount Tresino (356 m above sea level) is a protected natural area in the Cilento National Park, between Agropoli and Castellabate. It offers panoramic circular trails (such as trail 700 or "dei Trezeni," about 10-14 km) through Mediterranean scrub, ancient ruins like the church of San Giovanni, Saracen towers, and breathtaking views of the Bay of Trentova and Capri.
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Path that leads to the top of Mount Tresino from which you can admire splendid views. Trekking clothing and sturdy shoes
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The most prominent peak is Monte Stella Summit and Sanctuary, rising to 1131 meters. It offers extensive panoramic views of the Cilento area and the sea. Another significant peak is Monte Tresino Summit View, which, despite its lower altitude of 360 meters, provides breathtaking views of the sea and the Agropoli valley.
From Monte Stella Summit and Sanctuary, you can enjoy panoramic views of the entire Cilento area and the sea. On clear days, the vastness of the landscape is truly spectacular. From Monte Tresino Summit View and Trail 702 Monte Tresino, you'll see splendid vistas of the Bay of Trentova and Capri. Monte Corvara also offers views from the Gulf of Licosa to Capri, and even Ischia on very clear mornings.
Yes, Monte Stella Summit and Sanctuary is home to a sanctuary dedicated to the Madonna della Stella. This site has significant cultural and spiritual importance, with origins possibly linked to a prehistoric megalithic center dating back to the 3rd millennium BC. Historically, Monte della Stella was also known as 'Monte Cilento' and served as an ancient lookout point.
Hiking to Monte Stella Summit and Sanctuary involves a challenging yet rewarding 4.3-mile route with an elevation gain of approximately 1472.7 feet, taking around 5 hours. Trails to Monte Tresino Summit View, such as Monte Tiburon Trail, are described as challenging and technical in some sections, requiring excellent athletic preparation due to singletrack and uphill stretches.
The trails around Perdifumo's peaks, particularly those on Monte della Stella, traverse magnificent Mediterranean forests of sweet chestnuts and oaks. You'll also encounter rich Mediterranean scrub, especially on routes like Trail 702 Monte Tresino, which is part of a protected natural area within the Cilento National Park.
A dedicated trail, the 'Perdifumo Trail - Monte Stella,' is approximately 4.3 miles long with a significant elevation gain. This route typically takes around 5 hours to complete, offering a medium difficulty trekking experience.
For trails like Monte Tresino Summit View, excellent athletic preparation is recommended, and you should carry at least one liter of water as there are no water sources. For Trail 702 Monte Tresino, trekking clothing and sturdy shoes are advised, and hiking poles can be useful for steeper sections.
Beyond hiking, the area around Perdifumo offers excellent opportunities for cycling. You can explore various routes for MTB, gravel biking, and road cycling. These guides feature routes that traverse diverse landscapes, including coastal views and inland trails.
Visitors consistently highlight the breathtaking panoramic views as the primary draw, especially from Monte Stella Summit and Sanctuary and Monte Tresino Summit View. The challenging yet rewarding nature of the trails, the immersion in rich Mediterranean forests, and the blend of natural beauty with historical and spiritual significance also contribute to a highly appreciated experience.
Yes, Trail 702 Monte Tresino is a path that leads to the top of Mount Tresino. It offers splendid views of the Bay of Trentova and Capri, traversing Mediterranean scrub and ancient ruins, making it a varied hike with often great views.
Yes, for additional historical and geographical context about Monte Stella, you can refer to its Wikipedia page: Monte Stella (Cilento).


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