Punta della Gattaja, Mountain summit in Corsica, France
Punta della Gattaja is a 570-meter summit in Corsica with Mediterranean scrubland and exposed rock formations along its slopes. The terrain transitions from dense vegetation in lower areas to bare rock and panoramic views at the peak.
The peak was shaped by tectonic forces over millions of years as Corsica's mountain range developed. These geological processes created the distinctive rock formations visible today.
Local residents maintain traditional practices of shepherding and foraging in the areas surrounding Punta della Gattaja, continuing centuries-old mountain customs.
Marked trails connect the summit to nearby villages and offer varying difficulty levels. Spring and autumn provide the best hiking conditions with stable weather and comfortable temperatures.
From here you can see both the Mediterranean and the inland mountains at once, making it a natural reference point for understanding Corsica's geography. This panorama helps visitors grasp the island's different landscapes from a single vantage point.
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