Pointe de Capezzolo

Pointe de Capezzolo is a mountain summit in Corsica that reaches 2,081 meters elevation with steep slopes and exposed rocky terrain. The ascent routes demand solid climbing skills and become increasingly exposed, especially as you approach the summit.

The peak has served as a landmark and crossing point for shepherds managing livestock between Corsican valleys for centuries. These traditional pastoral routes shaped the region's history and landscape.

Local mountaineering clubs regularly organize guided expeditions to Pointe de Capezzolo, teaching participants about alpine navigation and safety techniques.

Bring plenty of water and protective gear for the climb, as facilities are scarce at altitude. Plan to start early in the day so you have enough daylight to complete the route safely.

On clear days, the summit offers views of both the Mediterranean Sea and Corsica's interior mountains in a single panorama. This rare perspective reveals the mountain's unique position between the coast and the island's interior.

Elevation above the sea: 2,081 m

GPS coordinates: 42.22623,9.13676

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:23