Cima del Bosco

Cima del Bosco is a mountain summit in Piedmont that reaches 2377 meters and sits between two valleys with gentle slopes and scattered woodlands. From the top, the peak offers views of surrounding mountains and the high valley areas below.

During World War II, the mountain served as an important military post in this alpine region. Remains of fortifications from that period are still visible at several locations on the slopes.

A small chapel at the summit honors mountaineers from the region and reflects the deep connection people have with this mountain. The location has been visited by climbers across generations and remains part of their heritage.

The hike can be started from Bardonecchia by heading toward Cesana and Thures, where parking is available at the trailhead. It is best to come with proper footwear and gear, as mountain conditions can change quickly.

The summit has an old observation system that helps visitors identify the surrounding mountains. This simple setup allows many to tell the different peaks and valleys of the region apart.