Maniccia, Mountain summit in Corsica, France

Maniccia is a mountain summit in Corsica's central chain at 2,496 meters, forming part of the Monte Rotondo massif. It stands among the highest peaks in the region and offers different approach routes from nearby refuges.

Maniccia is the highest point of three historic Corsican districts: Talcini, Rogna and Sorroinsu. Its western secondary summit, at 2,425 metres, is the highest point of South Corsica, so the mountain has long marked a boundary between the island's administrative divisions.

The mountain represents a natural landmark for local communities, with inhabitants of Corte, Venaco, and Guagno sharing territorial connections to its slopes.

The climb to this summit typically starts from Petra Piana refuge and passes through Bocca Muzzella. Climbers need proper mountain gear and should plan for reliable weather windows.

The western secondary peak, at 2,425 metres, is the highest point of Corse-du-Sud, while the main summit of 2,496 metres lies on the border of Corte, Venaco and Guagno. The mountain is the third highest of the central chain, after Punta Minuta (2,556 m) and Paglia Orba (2,525 m).