Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur mountains

"I started from Limonetto; the hike is an easy and waymarked itinerary up to the Ciotto Mien Pass (asphalted road, then dirt-road and up to the col a footpath). From the pass the summit can be reached by an evident footpath steep and in some points also a little exposed." — filippoceragioli • Nov 7, 2024

"This hiking route starts in the town of Roquebrune-sur-Argens and takes you to the top of the rock of Roquebrune, a rock with three crosses that is located at an altitude of 373 meters. At the top you will have a superb panorama of the Argens valley, the town of Fréjus, the Estérel massif and even the Alps in the distance. For each of the 3 crosses on the summit, the sculptor has chosen to pay tribute to three major artists in the history of art. He was inspired by the famous "crucifixions" painted in the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries, masterpieces by Giotto, Grunewald and El Greco." — marita • Oct 10, 2024

"Freissinieres via ferrata followed by the beautiful ridge walk and scramble to L’Aiguille. The final 50 metres to the Aiguille is aided by a recently renewed fixed rope. Another lovely sunny day on which I met absolutely nobody." — johnandsue4fun • Jun 12, 2024

"I started from Panice Superiore, where I parked the car because the road leading to Col di Tenda was closed for maintenance. I got in the direction of the pass cutting most of the hairpins by meadow. Without reaching the saddle of Col de Tende, I visited the old Forte Centrale and the nearby minor summits, then I I bagged, with some diversions, the unnamed summit at 1996, the Cime du Bec Roux and the Cime de Pépin. I came back through the "Colletto Campanin" and then returned by the military road to Forte Centrale and then to Panice Superiore." — filippoceragioli • Jun 19, 2023