Best mountain peaks around Bagnoli Irpino are nestled within the Picentini Mountains Regional Park, offering diverse landscapes and views. This region is characterized by its significant elevations, including the highest peak in the Picentini Mountains. The area provides opportunities for exploring ancient forests, karst phenomena, and rich biodiversity. It serves as a destination for outdoor activities amidst a natural environment.
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Cervialto represents the highest peak of the Picentini mountains and is the fourth highest peak in Campania after La Gallinola in Matese (1923 meters), Cervati (1899 meters) and Mutria (1823 meters), as well as the largest in the province of Avellino. The mountain extends between the municipalities of Calabritto and Bagnoli Irpino. The summit is the border point between the two municipalities. The characteristic summit sinkhole between the summit and the sub-peak falls within the municipality of Bagnoli Irpino (IGM 1:25,000). Cervialto is known above all thanks to its proximity to the Laceno plateau (Laceno lake), a well-known tourist destination, from which it is 3.6 km away. Cervialto is surrounded by Mount Rajamagra (1,667 m) where there are ski lifts, by Mount Cervarolo, by Mount Piscacca or Magnone, by Montagnone di Nusco, by Cervarulo, by Calvello and, on the Salernitano side, by the Polveracchio massif. The Colle del Leone, the Ripe del Moggio, the Montagna Grande and the Colle del Sagrestano form the backdrop to the series of "high mountains". On one of the peaks, there is the radio station of the Firefighters of the Lioni section. ... https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Cervialto
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Accellica is a mountain that is part of the Picentini mountains in Campania. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Accellica
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Some trails are not well marked, pay attention
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The view from the Anticima del Terminio is truly spectacular. Then in spring/summer between the summit and the anticima there is a beautiful green meadow. To reach it: trekking clothing and sturdy shoes.
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Monte Cervialto with its 1809 m above sea level is the highest peak in the Picentini area. From the summit you can enjoy a spectacular panorama from the Tyrrhenian Sea to the peaks of the Lattari Mountains, from the Amalfi Coast to the Alburni Mountains, from the top of Monte Cervati in Cilento to the other peaks of the Picentini.
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Here is the info: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polveracchio
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The north foresummit of Monte Terminio is very panoramic. From here you have a great view of the main peak.
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With its 1,790 meters of altitude, Monte Polveracchio is the third highest peak of the Picentini Mountains. From its summit the view is majestic.
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The Bagnoli Irpino region, within the Picentini Mountains Regional Park, features several notable peaks. Among them are Monte Cervialto, the highest peak in the Picentini Mountains, and Monte Rajamagra, known for its diverse activities. Other significant peaks include Monte Polveracchio, North Subpeak of Mount Terminio, Monte Accellica Summit, and Mount Altillo.
Monte Cervialto provides unparalleled panoramic views, extending on clear days to both the Tyrrhenian and Adriatic Seas, as well as the Gulf of Salerno and the Amalfi Coast. Monte Accellica Summit also offers sweeping views from the Lattari mountains to the Matese massif. From Monte Rajamagra, you can admire a unique perspective of the Gulf of Salerno, giving rise to the saying 'Laceno is the only place where you can ski looking at the sea'.
Yes, Monte Cervialto is considered a challenging climb requiring good training. The ascent to Monte Accellica Summit is also challenging, with a very steep route before the finish. Similarly, reaching the top of Mount Altillo can be difficult and tiring for novice hikers, so the presence of expert hikers is strongly recommended.
The Monte Polveracchio Natural Oasis is characterized by extensive beech forests and an undergrowth rich in botanical species like holly and yew. It's an important habitat for diverse wildlife, including wolves, wild cats, dormice, weasels, polecats, and various birds of prey such as sparrowhawks, buzzards, and golden eagles. The entire Picentini Mountains Park is home to wild boars, badgers, and foxes.
Monte Rajamagra is a prime destination for skiing and snowboarding in winter, offering 25 km of ski runs. A chairlift can take visitors up the mountain, allowing for descents through paths and woods. In other seasons, the mountains are ideal for hiking, with trails like CAI trail #13 on Monte Cervialto and trail n.5 on Monte Rajamagra.
Early summer is ideal for climbing Monte Cervialto when trails are rich with undergrowth products and the depression between its peaks forms a circular body of water from melting snow. Autumn offers stunning views of the beech forests on Monte Rajamagra. Generally, spring and summer are excellent for hiking, while winter provides opportunities for snow sports.
Monte Cervialto features a unique doline (sinkhole) at its summit. Monte Polveracchio is known for its karst phenomena, giving rise to caves like the Grotte del Caliendo, located in Bagnoli Irpino. The North Subpeak of Mount Terminio features a beautiful green meadow between its summit and anti-peak in spring and summer.
Yes, on Monte Rajamagra, at 1700m, there is a 'Rifugio Canadese' (Canadian Refuge), a wooden structure available year-round for hikers and for relaxation.
Beyond hiking, you can find various outdoor activities. For cycling enthusiasts, there are routes like the 'Lago Laceno - Monte Raiamagra Loop' or the 'Picnic Area Colle del Leone – Laceno Lake loop'. Running trails include 'Sentiero Italia - Stage S10' and the 'Laceno Lake – Lago Laceno loop'. Mountain biking options feature routes such as 'Lago Laceno – giro ad anello nel Parco Regionale dei Monti Picentini'. You can find more details on these activities in the Cycling around Bagnoli Irpino, Running Trails around Bagnoli Irpino, and MTB Trails around Bagnoli Irpino guides.
While some peaks offer challenging ascents, the hiking trails on Monte Rajamagra are generally considered moderate to easy, making them suitable for a wider range of visitors. The pleasant walk along the former ski resort trails passes through beautiful beech forests.
For Mount Altillo, you can park your cars at the sanctuary of the Madonna della Neve, located a little less than a thousand meters above sea level, which serves as a starting point for the climb.
Visitors particularly appreciate the spectacular panoramic views from peaks like North Subpeak of Mount Terminio and Monte Cervialto, which can extend to both seas and the Amalfi Coast. The natural beauty of the ancient forests, especially the beech woods, and the rich biodiversity also contribute to a highly valued experience.


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