Monte Albergian, Alpine summit in Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy
Monte Albergian is a summit in the Cottian Alps rising to 3,041 meters and situated between Val Chisone and Valle Germanasca. The peak defines the landscape between the municipalities of Fenestrelle and Pragelato.
The mountain held connections to the 3rd Alpini Regiment, a unit honored with the Silver Medal of Military Valor during World War I. This military link shaped the place's identity in the early 20th century.
The mountain's name recalls the ancient Celtic population of the Egyans who once inhabited this Alpine region. This historical reference remains visible in the local place name today.
The ascent to the summit begins at Soucheres Hautes village starting at 1,518 meters and involves climbing more than 1,500 meters in elevation gain. The best time to visit is during warmer months when snow has melted and trails are passable.
A large cross stands at the summit serving as a visible landmark for hikers from great distances. This symbol is a familiar marker for climbers throughout the Alpine region.
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