Rocca La Marchisa, Mountain summit in Cottian Alps, Italy
Rocca La Marchisa is a mountain summit in the Cottian Alps located in the Province of Cuneo. It features steep slopes and rocky outcrops that rise prominently in the Alpine landscape.
The area has been traversed by climbers since ancient times as part of the Western Alps system. The mountain has maintained its geological structure over centuries, remaining a stable landmark in the Alpine range.
Local mountaineering groups regularly organize expeditions to this peak, contributing to the preservation of traditional Alpine climbing techniques and route knowledge.
The summit is best reached in summer when snow has melted and mountain trails are clearly visible. The approach requires basic mountaineering skills and proper equipment for Alpine terrain.
This peak ranks as the 64th highest among 1,646 mountains in Cuneo province and maintains an isolation distance of 6.99 kilometers from neighboring summits.
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