Best mountain peaks around Piasco are found in the Province of Cuneo, Piedmont, Italy, an area characterized by its mountainous surroundings. The region offers various peaks that provide panoramic views and recreational opportunities. With 13 distinct peaks, the area is suitable for outdoor activities such as hiking and mountain biking. The natural landscape includes forested summits and open positions ideal for expansive vistas.
Last updated: May 3, 2026
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Great tour for ebikes. Really very beautiful and with beautiful views. The only negative note, after Pra Malan at a certain point the navigator makes you leave the path to cross the woods to the left. This stretch of about 800 meters is not very usable due to the vegetation, so pay attention to the passages and also to the gps track. For the rest very very beautiful. For ebike Training required 7/10
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Excellent stop with a great view, several options to continue the trip.
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Monte Pagliano is almost a thousand meters high, reaching 989 meters above sea level. Its summit is covered by a rich forest where several really fun MTB trails branch off. We recommend that you pedal a few more times to reach the beautiful panoramic point just beyond the summit from which you can admire Monviso, Monte San Bernardo and many other peaks.
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From Colle Liretta, located at 1,100 m above sea level, you can enjoy a spectacular view towards the valley floor. A particularly open position that has made it one of the historic places in the province of Cuneo for flying. Very large, it allows the simultaneous opening of 4 sails.
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It is located not far from the cross of San Bernardo, on the other summit indicated by a wooden pole. Who knows, maybe it was put there to attract a few more tourists, but maybe it wasn't necessary since the summit of San Bernardo is always crowded all year round
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A few steps from the cross there is the sword in the stone, if you look for a large boulder to see it
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A stop is highly recommended to enjoy the view
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Paragliding launch point, on the right there is a path named Mortal Kombat first part S44, then S5 SUITABLE AHH EXPERT BIKER
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The region around Piasco offers several popular spots. View of Monviso from Monte Pagliano is a highly regarded viewpoint, reaching 989 meters, offering stunning vistas of Monviso and Monte San Bernardo. Another favorite is Monte San Bernardo Summit and Panoramic View, known for its 360° views of the surrounding valleys and distant Alps. Additionally, Madonna of the Birch Viewpoint provides excellent panoramic views over the valley.
Yes, the area includes options suitable for families. For instance, the trails leading to View of Monviso from Monte Pagliano are categorized as family-friendly, offering a rewarding experience with views of Monviso. Many trails in the Piedmont foothills offer varying levels of difficulty, making it possible to find suitable routes for different family members.
The mountain peaks around Piasco are excellent for various outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and trail running. The forested summits, like Monte Pagliano, are crisscrossed with trails perfect for mountain biking. For more specific routes, you can explore the Hiking around Piasco guide or the Gravel biking around Piasco guide for detailed routes.
From the peaks around Piasco, you can expect spectacular panoramic views. For example, Liretta Pass offers expansive views towards the valley floor. From Monte San Bernardo Summit and Panoramic View, you can enjoy a 360° vista of the surrounding valleys, the Cuneo plain, and even distant Alps like Monte Rosa, Gran Paradiso, and the Matterhorn on clear days.
Yes, the region provides challenging options. The trails around Monte Pagliano, while also offering family-friendly sections, include some really fun mountain biking trails that can be quite demanding. Monte San Bernardo Summit and Panoramic View is also categorized as challenging, offering a rewarding climb for experienced hikers. For more difficult routes, check the Hiking around Piasco guide.
Yes, some peaks are popular year-round. Monte San Bernardo Summit and Panoramic View is frequently visited even in winter, with snowshoes, offering beautiful views. Always check local conditions and weather forecasts before heading out in winter.
Beyond natural beauty, some peaks offer unique landmarks. Near the summit of Monte San Bernardo, you can find the Sword in the Stone on Monte San Bernardo, a distinctive feature stuck in the rock. Madonna of the Birch Viewpoint is adjacent to a church, combining scenic beauty with a cultural element.
Yes, Liretta Pass (Colle della Liretta) is historically known as a significant location in the Cuneo province for paragliding. Its open position at 1,100 meters above sea level allows for the simultaneous launch of multiple gliders, making it an ideal spot for aerial sports enthusiasts.
The peaks around Piasco are generally accessible from various points. For example, Monte San Bernardo Summit and Panoramic View can be reached from the Maira valley (Roccabruna), Varaita valley (Valmala), or Lemma (Rossana). Many trailheads are accessible by car, with parking often available near starting points for popular routes.
Visitors particularly appreciate the spectacular panoramic views, the variety of trails for hiking and mountain biking, and the natural beauty of the forested summits. The opportunity to see distant views of the Alps, including Monviso, is a highlight for many. The community has shared 27 photos and given 55 upvotes, reflecting a strong positive experience.
While the peaks themselves are more suited for hiking and mountain biking, the surrounding area of Piasco offers excellent road cycling opportunities. You can find various routes, including loops from Piasco, in the Road Cycling Routes around Piasco guide.


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