Serra Dolcedorme Trek
The climb to the highest peak of Pollino: 2,267 meters of ridges and 360° views.
Serra Dolcedorme is the roof of the Pollino National Park and the southern Apennines: 2,267 meters from which the view embraces two seas, the Ionian and the Tyrrhenian. The climb passes through centuries-old beech forests and high-altitude meadows up to the open ridges where the Loricati pines stand. A challenging excursion but within the reach of those with trained legs, guided by an Official Park Guide.
Why choose it
- The highest peak of Pollino (2,267 m)
- View of the two seas, Ionian and Tyrrhenian
- Ridges with monumental Loricati pines
Who accompanies you
The guides
All excursions are led by Environmental Hiking Guides (AIGAE) or Official Guides of the Pollino National Park.
Editorial transparency
Experience and sources for this page
Content edited by River Tribe. The staff expertise linked to this activity is shown below. Information was updated on 29 July 2026; route and feasibility remain subject to the operational assessment of the assigned guide. Mario Miraglia — Trekking staff · mountain bike · e-bike
What is included
- Certified environmental hiking guide
- Poles from trekking (on request)
- Trail map in digital format
- RC insurance
What to bring
- Trekking high ankle boots (required)
- Hiking backpack (minimum 20 litres)
- Waterproof wind/rainproof shell
- At least 1.5 liters of water and energy snacks
- Hat and sunglasses