Monte Fraiteve, Mountain summit in Piedmont, Italy
Monte Fraiteve rises to 2,702 meters above sea level in the Cottian Alps, offering panoramic views across the surrounding alpine landscape and valleys of the Piedmont region.
Monte Fraiteve lies on the border between Sestriere and Cesana Torinese, between the Susa and Chisone valleys. The Assietta road, which links Sestriere with Pian dell'Alpe and continues to the Colle delle Finestre, passes near the summit. The mountain is now the nodal point of the Via Lattea ski lifts.
The name appears in two forms: Italian Monte Fraiteve and the Cebuan Wikipedia form Mont Fraitève. The summit is a nodal point of the Via Lattea ski area, reached by a telecabina from Sestriere, two skilifts from San Sicario and a two-seat chairlift from Sauze d'Oulx.
Monte Fraiteve is a junction of the Via Lattea ski lifts: a gondola cabin from Sestriere, a pair of ski lifts from San Sicario and a two-seat chairlift from Sauze d'Oulx reach it. The Assietta road passes nearby, linking Sestriere with Pian dell'Alpe and the Colle delle Finestre.
Monte Fraiteve is a nodal point of the Via Lattea ski area's lift system: a telecabina from Sestriere, a pair of skilifts from San Sicario and a two-seat chairlift from Sauze d'Oulx all reach it. The Assietta road passes nearby, linking Sestriere with Pian dell'Alpe and the Colle delle Finestre.
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