Cima della Statoja, Mountain summit in Asco and Olmi-Cappella, France

Cima della Statoja is a summit in the mountains of Corsica, rising to 2,269 metres, about 263 metres above the surrounding terrain, on the island's eastern side roughly 900 km from Paris. It lies within the commune of Asco, 8.4 km south-west of Monte Cinto, the island's highest peak at 2,706 metres. The slopes around it are mostly steep, wooded mountainside.

The summit lies on the border between the communes of Asco and Olmi-Cappella, in the department of Haute-Corse. Its elevation is 2,269 metres, 263 metres above the surrounding terrain, with a base width of 2.2 kilometres. The peak stands on the island of Corsica, 8.4 kilometres south-west of Monte Cinto, the island's highest point.

Local shepherds use the mountain slopes following seasonal patterns that have shaped the landscape over many generations. This traditional practice remains visible in how the pastures are managed today.

The summit rises 2,269 metres, 263 metres above the surrounding terrain, on the island of Corsica. The nearest larger town is L'Île-Rousse, about 20 km to the north. The slopes are wooded and rugged, so allow time for the climb and watch the weather, which changes quickly at this elevation.

From this vantage point, you can see both the Mediterranean Sea and the Asco River gorge at the same time, a rare view in this mountain landscape. This double perspective makes the summit special for photographers and nature lovers.