Cima Mares

Cima Mares is a mountain summit reaching 1654 meters in the Piedmont Alps. The peak displays varied rock formations and marked trails wind through its steep slopes.

The mountain has served as a geographical reference point for communities in the Piedmont region for generations. Local people have long used its position to guide movement through the Alpine landscape.

The surrounding valleys hold local traditions tied to mountain life and seasonal changes. This place allows visitors to experience how people connect with the Alpine landscape through their daily practices and gatherings.

Multiple routes lead to the summit, but all require proper hiking gear and close attention to weather conditions. Visitors should check forecasts before heading out and wear appropriate clothing for mountain conditions.

The slopes contain specific microclimates that support different plant species at various elevations. Hikers notice distinct vegetation changes as they climb through these different environmental zones.

Location: Piedmont

Elevation above the sea: 1,654 m

GPS coordinates: 45.39544,7.56348

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:45