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Monte Pollino
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Information
- Elevation
- 2.248 m
- Country
- Italia (IT)
- Location / Range
- Massiccio del Pollino — Appennino Meridionale
- Mountain type
- Puncak batu kapur / Limestone summit
- Volcanic?
- No (non-volcanic)
- Coordinates
- 39.9076, 16.1883
- Difficulty
- E (jalur normal / normal route)
- Best Season
- Juni–akhir Oktober / June–late October (Stefano Ardito)
- Permits & Rules
- Sumber rute tidak merinci persyaratan izin / Route sources do not specify permit requirements
- Hazards
- Tanjakan batu dan rumput yang curam; salju tercatat dalam perjalanan Mei / Steep rock and grass slopes; snow recorded on a May outing
Description
Monte Pollino (2,248 m) is a non-volcanic Italian mountain on the Calabria–Basilicata border. It gives the Pollino massif its name, although nearby Serra Dolcedorme is higher. The surrounding slopes and uplands preserve glacial landforms. The normal route from Colle dell’Impiso crosses beech woodland, Colle Gaudolino and loricato pines before reaching the summit. Monte Pollino can be climbed without ascending Serra Dolcedorme; extending the outing to its neighbour requires substantial extra time. Pileggi documents an extended loop through Pollinello and Piano Toscano that took nine hours on his outing, longer than the normal route.
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Routes
Monte Pollino — Colle dell’Impiso via Colle Gaudolino
E; kenaikan / ascent 730 m (Stefano Ardito)Ardito’s route passes Spezzavummola and Gaudolino before a rocky ascent to the southwest ridge and summit. Return the same way. The source estimates at least three additional hours return for an extension to Serra Dolcedorme.
SourceMonte Pollino — anello Pollinello, Sella Dolcedorme e Piano Toscano
EE — penilaian penulis / author ratingFrom Colle dell’Impiso, the itinerary crosses Vacquarro and Gaudolino to Pollinello and the Patriarca pine before reaching Monte Pollino. Descent goes around the northern side via Sella Dolcedorme and Piano Toscano. This is Pileggi’s extended loop; it does not include Serra Dolcedorme’s summit.
SourceMonte Pollino — kembali melalui Pollinello / return via Pollinello
Kenaikan / ascent sekitar / approximately 1,000 m (catatan CAI / CAI account)The Edelweiss CAI outing ascended from Colle dell’Impiso through Gaudolino to the summit, descended towards Pollinello and returned to Gaudolino. The ascent figure is the guide’s calculation for that outing; the source gives no total duration.
SourceClimbing Experiences
These videos and hiking accounts cover Monte Pollino from Colle dell’Impiso, including the approach through Gaudolino and a descent towards Pollinello. Andrea Pantani’s account also illustrates a decision to turn back before the summit when snow and weather worsened conditions. Additional accounts distinguish the extended Pollinello loop from a two-summit Pollino–Dolcedorme outing; their time and distance figures apply to those specific itineraries.
References
The summary above is compiled from the following sources. Click to explore them yourself.
- 1 Wikipedia Monte Pollino it.wikipedia.org · IT
- 2 Wikidata Monte Pollino (Q3861856) wikidata.org · EN
- 3 Encyclopedia Serra Dolcedorme — la vetta più alta del Pollino isentieridelpollino.it · IT
- 4 Encyclopedia Dal Colle dell’Impiso al Monte Pollino stefanoardito.it · IT
- 5 Blog Monte Pollino — 30 maggio 2012 edelweisscai.wordpress.com · IT
- 6 Blog Monte Pollino — anello del 28 luglio 2020 brunofrancescopileggi.blogspot.com · IT