Pointe Liciola, Mountain summit in Albertacce, France.

Pointe Liciola is a mountain summit at 2235 meters in Corsica with rocky ground and natural stone formations. The terrain consists of exposed rock and debris typical of high mountain regions in this area.

Pointe Liciola is a 2,235-metre summit on the island of Corsica, 2.6 km south of Paglia Orba, the higher peak visible from it. The mountain rises 274 metres above the surrounding terrain, and the nearest town is Vico, 18.7 km to the southwest. The summit lies within the commune of Albertacce.

The paths to the summit follow ancient shepherd routes that locals have used for generations to move their herds across the highlands. These trails remain visible in the landscape today and show how people have moved through these mountains for centuries.

Pointe Liciola lies about 2.6 km north of Paglia Orba, the higher summit of the same massif, and about 19 km from the town of Vico. The slopes below the summit are wooded, so the final approach crosses forest before reaching open ground. The nearest larger settlement is Albertacce, in the Niolu region.

Pointe Liciola rises 2,235 metres, 274 metres above the surrounding terrain, on the island of Corsica. The higher summit of Paglia Orba, at 2,525 metres, stands 2.6 km to the south. The nearest town is Vico, 18.7 km to the southwest, and the slopes around the peak are wooded.