Colle della Maddalena, Mountain summit in Piedmont, Italy.
Colle della Maddalena is a mountain summit reaching 715 meters (2,345 feet) above sea level near Turin in Piedmont. The peak rises with a prominence of approximately 41 meters, forming a distinct local feature in the regional landscape.
The summit has served as a reference point for local residents over time, with its elevation marking the landscape of the Piedmont region. The natural height of the peak made it valuable for navigation and orientation in the surrounding area.
Local hiking groups maintain the trails leading to the summit, preserving access routes for current and future generations of outdoor enthusiasts.
Several hiking trails with varying difficulty levels lead to and around the summit, each clearly marked and accessible from different starting points. Weather conditions at elevation can change quickly, so bringing appropriate gear and sturdy footwear is important for any visit.
The summit offers views of Monte San Giorgio to the west, a neighboring peak standing at 837 meters (2,746 feet) approximately 22 kilometers away. This sight line to a higher elevation peak creates an interesting visual relationship between the two mountains.
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