Monte Frontè, Mountain summit in Liguria, Italy
Monte Frontè is a mountain summit in the Ligurian Alps reaching about 2,150 meters (7,050 feet). The peak forms a natural watershed between three river valleys that flow in different directions from its slopes.
The mountain was originally known by the name Frontero in earlier times. A white Madonna statue was placed at Colle del Garezzo in 1955, establishing an important landmark for the surrounding area.
The nearby peaks create a distinctive profile when viewed from below that locals have long recognized and discussed. This silhouette has become a natural landmark in how people understand the surrounding ridge.
Rifugio Sanremo sits about 1.7 kilometers (1 mile) west of the summit at around 2,050 meters (6,725 feet) and offers lodging for hikers and mountaineers. The refuge serves as a convenient base for exploring this area and the surrounding peaks.
The area is home to a notable raptor population that shares the slopes with golden eagles, wolves, chamois, and marmots in a dynamic wildlife community. Bird watchers visiting the region often encounter these soaring birds, making them a highlight of the mountain experience.
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