Monte Ebro, Mountain summit in Piedmont, Italy
Monte Ebro is a mountain summit in Piedmont that rises to approximately 1,700 meters (5,600 feet). Several marked trails cut through forested slopes and alpine meadows, offering hikers routes of varying difficulty to reach the peak.
The mountain served as part of ancient trade corridors linking different valleys and regions throughout the northern Apennines. These mountain passages facilitated exchange and communication between communities across the Alps and surrounding lowlands.
Local mountain communities maintain traditional festivals throughout the year, celebrating their connection to Monte Ebro through regional dishes and customs.
The mountain is accessible via several marked trails, with most hikes starting from valleys or nearby villages in the region. Spring through autumn offers the best hiking conditions, with clear paths and stable weather.
Monte Ebro ranks as the highest peak among 238 mountains in Alessandria province and contains the Rifugio Ezio Orsi mountain shelter near its summit.
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