Monte Corrasi

Monte Corrasi is a limestone summit near Oliena rising to about 1,463 meters, with a white peak that stands above olive groves and thick forests. The landscape features steep rock faces and natural mountain formations that define the surrounding terrain.

The mountain shows evidence of human presence from prehistoric times, with settlements that date back thousands of years. Ruins of old stone structures scattered across its slopes tell the story of past inhabitants who used these heights for shelter and livelihood.

The area holds deep ties to local communities who have long inhabited the surrounding mountain landscape and shaped its character. Visitors can see how traditional pastoral practices and local knowledge remain woven into how people interact with the land.

The route to the summit is demanding and requires good preparation along with proper mountain gear and footwear. Starting early in the day gives you enough daylight to complete the hike comfortably and enjoy the views.

The summit area hosts a remarkable collection of rare plant species found nowhere else in the world. This botanical distinctiveness makes it a place of great interest for those interested in nature and conservation.