Monte Colombano

Monte Colombano reaches an elevation of 1,658 meters and stands at the intersection of Val Casternone, Val di Viù, and Ceronda valley in northern Italy.

The mountain serves as a geographical boundary point where three communes - Viù, Varisella, and Val della Torre - have met since the establishment of local administrative divisions.

The mountain terrain contains numerous hiking paths that local residents have maintained through generations, preserving traditional Alpine walking routes for modern adventurers.

Visitors can access the summit through a marked footpath starting at Colle Lunella, which connects the municipalities of Viù and Val della Torre.

The geological composition of Monte Colombano features distinct lherzolitic rocks that have partially transformed into serpentinite through natural processes over time.

Location: Province of Turin

Elevation above the sea: 1,658 m

GPS coordinates: 45.19965,7.43140

Latest update: March 20, 2025 23:59