サンコロンバーノベルモンテの天然記念物・トップ16

Corio側とAlpette側から何度も到達しました。Corio側の頂上の下、Alpe Rossoloの近くには常に馬がいます。

すべてが見え、さまざまな場所からアクセスできる可能性があります

Cima Maresには十字架と中継塔以外にはあまりありませんが、そこまで登る労力に見合うだけの景色が広がっています。視界が良い場合は、Maritime Alpsから始まり、右に目を移すとMonviso、Cuneeseの多くの頂上、Susaの谷の下部が見えます。上部はMonte Soglioのシルエットに遮られているため、Orco谷とLanzo谷の分水嶺となっています。右側、Ceresole方面の谷の上部には、G. Paradisoの衛星群やその他の小さな頂上が見えますが、それらのほとんどは2500メートルを超えており、壮大な景色を提供しています。

sanctuary with panoramic terraces

place with a remarkable view

A spectacle of nature and history

To reach the 2,231 meters of altitude of Punta Quinseina Sud, also known as Punta Quinseina di Santa Elisabetta, you follow a beautiful path which, although not particularly difficult, has quite steep sections, sometimes on stony ground, and starts from Pian del Lupo. If the mists allow it, the panorama from this point is extraordinary, ranging from the Canavese plain to the Alps. However, even more fascinating is the somewhat exposed path along the ridge that leads to the northern tip. Running along the ridge is an amazing experience!

The Mares peak is a mountain in the Graian Alps. Despite the modest altitude of 1,654 metres, it offers an extraordinary view, an authentic panoramic balcony over the Canavese plain, the mountains of the Orco and Soana Valleys, and the Serra Morenica, embracing Gran Paradiso, Levanne, the Monferrato hills, the Ligurian Apennines , the Maritime Alps and Monviso. This beautiful panoramic peak can be reached via easy paths from two sides: towards the east, the route is slightly steep, making the uphill run a little challenging but not impossible; towards the west, the path follows the rounded ridge without ever being too exposed. It's a great opportunity for an atmospheric ride.