Piemonte peaks
Piemonte climbs
First Ascent Awards
602 of 2,496 peaks 24%
Top climbing months
August 18%
September 14%
July 14%
Piemonte mountains highlights
- The highest peaks in the Piemonte region lie on the borders of Switzerland and France
Latest climbs
"From a carpark in Samone I reached at first a secundary hill on the left of the Bric di Samone and then the hilltop of the Bric di Samone itself. Waather was grey and misty, and the footpahs partially invaded by thorns. I then passed close to the abandoned Villa Pallavicini and also visited the small curch of Sant'Urbano. I closed my ring returning to the carpark through the historical centre of Samone." — filippoceragioli • Dec 22, 2025
"Afternoon hike from a saddle close to the chapel of San Bernardo. I reached the church and then the Moncucco. The way up was not so easy because of thorns and fallen chesnut trees. The way down was much easier. Before leaving I also reached a "Big Bench" installed on Rocca Vulpatera, an interesting viewpoint on the Po plain." — filippoceragioli • Dec 19, 2025
"Afternoon hike from a saddle close to the chapel of San Bernardo. I reached the church and then the Moncucco. The way up was not so easy because of thorns and fallen chesnut trees. The way down was much easier. Before leaving I also reached a "Big Bench" installed on Rocca Vulpatera, an interesting viewpoint on the Po plain." — filippoceragioli • Dec 19, 2025
"From Tetto Sales (Roccavione, CN) I reached by small roads and waymerked footpaths at first the Bric Berciassa and then Pilone Battaglia. Sunny and cold late-autumn weather, with beattiful views on the nearby mountains and the plain between Cuneo and Mondovì." — filippoceragioli • Dec 11, 2025
"From Tetto Sales (Roccavione, CN) I reached by small roads and waymerked footpaths at first the Bric Berciassa and then Pilone Battaglia. Sunny and cold late-autumn weather, with beattiful views on the nearby mountains and the plain between Cuneo and Mondovì." — filippoceragioli • Dec 11, 2025