Monte Rocciavrè, Alpine summit in Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy.
Monte Rocciavrè is an Alpine summit in the Metropolitan City of Turin reaching about 2,778 meters (9,114 feet) and belongs to the Orsiera mountain range. The slopes feature steep terrain and distinctive rock formations that shape the mountain's appearance.
The mountain sits within the Orsiera Rocciavrè Natural Park, established in 1980 to protect a large Alpine valley region. This designation enabled the preservation of the mountain landscape and its natural features over time.
Local mountaineering traditions involve multiple climbing routes to the summit, including the Northwest Ridge path with technical difficulty rating PD-.
The peak can be reached via multiple hiking routes that depart from different mountain shelters and offer varying levels of difficulty. Visitors should come prepared with proper gear and allow adequate time to complete the ascent safely.
The mountain forms a natural watershed dividing two neighboring valleys and has multiple recognizable peaks at different elevations. This geographic feature makes it an important landmark for understanding the broader mountain terrain.
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