Monte Pelvo, Mountain summit in Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy.
Monte Pelvo is a mountain summit in the Cottian Alps standing at 2,773 meters high. The terrain features steep slopes with varied rock formations that create a dramatic landscape across its profile.
The mountain attracted climbers during the early Alpine exploration period and became part of the regional mountaineering routes. Local guides gradually opened passages across its slopes that remain important pathways today.
Monte Pelvo sits within Parco Naturale Orsiera-Rocciavrè, where local communities maintain traditional Alpine customs and regional mountain cuisine.
Marked trails of varying difficulty lead to the summit, from moderate to advanced climbing sections. Proper equipment and weather awareness are necessary for safe passage, especially on steeper stretches.
The mountain's position offers views of 57 surrounding peaks, while its prominence of 185 meters ranks fourth among neighboring summits.
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