Monte Maniglia, Alpine summit in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, France
Monte Maniglia is an alpine summit straddling the border between France and Italy in the southern Alps. The mountain is crossed by hiking trails that wind through meadows and rocky sections.
The summit sits along one of the main Alpine routes that has served as a crossing between the two countries for centuries. This historical connection shapes how the region is experienced today.
The mountain paths connect different valleys where you can still see how people live in small alpine communities today. This region serves as a meeting point between the French and Italian sides of the border.
The trails are generally walkable from June to September when snow has melted and mountain facilities operate normally. Visitors should expect steep terrain and bring weather-appropriate gear.
The mountain is known among mountain bikers for various trails of different difficulty levels in the surrounding area. The landscape shifts between exposed ridges and forested slopes.
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