빠에사나‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

거의 계곡 전체에서 잘 보이는 정상이며, 따라서 주변의 아름다운 파노라마를 즐길 수 있습니다. 도달하기 어렵지는 않지만 정상 부분은 상당히 곧기 때문에 천천히 가세요. 정상은 목초지로 훌륭한 초원이므로 종종 소똥으로 덮여 있습니다. 발을 디딜 곳에 주의하세요. 하지만 파노라마는 그럴 만한 가치가 있습니다.

Good physical fitness and a good sense of direction are required; trails are not always marked. Mountaineering gear: poles, appropriate clothing, and footwear are essential.

A beautiful hike with diverse environments and colors, from pastures, lakes, and rocky valleys. The climb to the summit is quite strenuous (especially for us, starting in the morning from sea level), but it's worth it.

The first structure of the Pian del Re refuge hotel was built by the Municipality of Crissolo in 1874 to accommodate mountaineers intent on climbing the Normal route of Monviso. In 1909 it became privately owned and management passed to the Perotti family, a historic dynasty of mountain guides of Monviso. Numerous paths start from here, both for day trips and for multi-day treks, such as the Giro del Monviso, or mountaineering itineraries, including the Normal route of Monviso. The refuge is open every day from the beginning of June to the end of September and offers 30 beds, in addition to a bar and restaurant service. For more information, visit the website: https://www.rifugiopiandelre.it.

A little before arriving at the Sella refuge, and immediately below the via x il viso stub

Technically demanding route. I do not recommend it to the inexperienced without a guide.

Monviso, also known as Re di Pietra, is the highest mountain in the Cottian Alps (3,841 m a.s.l.). Furthermore, at the foot of Monviso there is the source of the longest river in Italy: the Po. The Via Normale al Monviso requires good mountaineering preparation.

Monviso, also known as King of Stone, with its 3,841 meters above sea level it is the highest mountain in the Cottian Alps. Its pyramidal shape and the fact that its peak is 500 m higher than the surrounding peaks allows it to be clearly visible even from the Po Valley. Furthermore, at the foot of Monviso there is the source of the longest river in Italy: the Po. Due to the great value that the Monviso area has, from a morphological and naturalistic point of view, since 29 May 2013 it has become a UNESCO heritage site as a cross-border biosphere reserve with France.