Pollino National Park
Latest update: 25 February 2022
The Pollino National Park straddles the north-south border between the regions of Basilicata to the north and Calabria to the south. The park is also split between the Potenza Province and the Cosenza Province.
Covering a total area of 1,925 km², Pollino is Italy's largest national park and its highest peak of Serra Dolcedorme soars to a maximum elevation of 2,267 metres above sea level. The national park status was achieved in 1993, along with a number of other parks around the country. |
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Provinces: Potenza and Cosenza
Regions: Basilicata and Calabria Size: 1,925 km² Maximum elevation: 2,267 metres Established: 1993 Recommended accommodation: Mille e Una Notte |
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