Monte Mufara Panorama

Monte Mufara, Roof of the Madonie

The view is dominated by Monte Mufara, whose smooth, vegetation-clad dome rises to roughly 1,865 metres as the loftiest point of the Madonie range. A thin walking path can be traced up its flank toward the summit, a popular vantage that surveys much of north-central Sicily.

The Piano Battaglia Upland

In the foreground stretches the high karst basin of Piano Battaglia, a grassy, rock-strewn plateau set above 1,500 metres. This is Sicily's premier mountain-sports plateau, with ski lifts and trailheads that turn it into a year-round outdoor hub for hikers and skiers alike.

Forest, Karst and Protected Wilderness

Encircling slopes carry dense beech and holm-oak woodland, part of the Parco delle Madonie, a regional nature park and UNESCO Global Geopark. The bare limestone outcrops in the foreground reveal the karst geology that shapes the whole massif.

A Window on Inland Sicily

Operated by WeatherItaly, this fixed camera offers a constant outlook over an inland corner of the island far from the coast, framing the shifting light and broad skies of the Madonie highlands above the rural roads that cross the plateau.