Monte Carmo, Mountain peak in Piedmont, Italy
Monte Carmo is a mountain peak in the northern Apennine range rising to about 1640 meters (5380 feet) above sea level. The mountain sits between the valleys of Borbera, Trebbia, and Boreca and belongs to the Parco dell'Antola.
The mountain sat along the ancient Lombard Salt Road, a trade route connecting Pavia and Genoa. This path shaped connections across the region for centuries.
The mountain marks a border point between three Italian regions, shaping the landscape character of the area. On clear days, you can see how different regional landscapes meet from above.
Marked hiking trails of moderate difficulty lead to the summit from several entry points in the surrounding valleys. Spring through fall offers the most stable conditions for the climb.
The mountain ranks as the third highest peak among the summits in Parco dell'Antola and shows distinctive rock formations. These geological features tell the story of how the Apennines were shaped over time.
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