Monte Perda Liana

Monte Perda Liana extends 1293 meters high with a cylindrical limestone-dolomitic crag reaching 50 meters above its truncated cone-shaped base in Sardinia.

The geological formation dates back to the Jurassic period, containing marine fossils that indicate its origin as an ancient underwater environment.

Local inhabitants named this mountain 'Perda e Liana', possibly referring to either the smoothness of its rock or the strawberry trees growing on its slopes.

The circular hiking trail spans 3 kilometers with an elevation change of 116 meters, requiring approximately one hour to complete the route around the monolith.

The mountain displays different profiles from various angles during the hike, standing as a natural monument with its light-colored walls against darker surrounding terrain.

Elevation above the sea: 1,293 m

GPS coordinates: 39.90938,9.41122

Latest update: March 18, 2025 13:22