Monte Chiusarella, Mountain summit in the Varese Prealps, Italy

Monte Chiusarella is a 913-metre summit of the Varese Prealps, on the border between the municipalities of Varese and Induno Olona in Lombardy. The Italian sources give 915 metres; the English one 913. It lies within the Campo dei Fiori regional park.

The paths on Monte Chiusarella developed over centuries as local communities used them for trade and movement across Lombardy. These historic routes connected different valleys and villages and continue to shape the hiking network in the region today.

Monte Chiusarella lies within the Parco regionale del Campo dei Fiori, the protected area established around the Campo dei Fiori massif above Varese. The mountain's slopes and paths are part of this reserve, shared between the municipalities of Varese and Induno Olona, so walkers pass through land managed for nature protection rather than open farmland.

Access is via marked trails starting from Induno Olona that offer varying difficulty levels suited to regular hikers of different abilities. Sturdy footwear is important and visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions, especially at higher elevations.

From the summit, visitors can see the Campo dei Fiori nature reserve and surrounding valleys on clear days. This makes it a good vantage point for observing wildlife and recognizing the varied landscape formations of the region.