Best mountain peaks around Lemie are found in the Graian Alps, offering diverse terrain and historical significance. This region, situated between the Susa and Viù valleys in Piedmont, features numerous summits and passes. Visitors can explore a landscape characterized by rocky ridges, alpine meadows, and dense woods. The area provides opportunities for both challenging climbs and scenic walks to historical sites.
Last updated: May 11, 2026
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Accessible from Almese on a dirt road or by climbing from Rubiana towards Col del Lys at the crossroads shortly after Mompellato. You can also climb from Val della Torre via a hiking trail.
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A long and challenging climb from Condove, it can also be reached from the Lemie side in Val di Viú
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The direct climb (tramontana path) towards the Chapel is not for everyone, because it is very steep at times with climbing on rocks, but once you reach the top you can enjoy a spectacular view
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The Lys pass is a pass that is part of the Graian Alps. Located at 1,311 meters above sea level, the Lys hill connects the Susa valley with the Viù valley. The view from the summit is spectacular. Furthermore, at the pass you can find a bar and a refuge where you can refresh yourself. The Lys hill was the scene of a bloody battle in July 1944: 26 partisans were massacred by Nazi troops. The tower at the pass recalls the sacrifice of the young partisans.
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The climb (done by Almese) is just right, sections never excessively hard, with some areas where it flattens out and you can catch your breath, therefore absolutely manageable. Barbosa for the first 4-5 km due to the slope and the crossing of residential areas, then you enter the woods. The landscape opens up unexpectedly only in the final km. On a weekday, very little vehicular traffic and a handful of cyclists 👌🏻 Be careful on the descent towards Viù, several stretches of very ruined asphalt, with dangerous ruts in the shade of the forest
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DaAlmese is much harder, at the top panorama 🔝
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When you get to the top of Colle del Lys you can take a break.
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The region around Lemie, situated in the Graian Alps, offers several popular spots. The Chapel of the Madonna of Rocca Sella is highly favored by hikers from Turin for its stunning views of the Susa valley. Another significant location is Lys Pass, a mountain pass at 1,311 meters connecting the Susa and Viù valleys, known for its spectacular panoramas and historical importance.
Yes, the area offers options suitable for families. The Sanctuary of Madonna della Bassa, located in the Col del Lys natural park, is a great choice. It features a beautiful green plateau perfect for picnics, with tables and a fountain, and can be reached via a pleasant walk.
The mountains around Lemie are characterized by rocky ridges, alpine meadows, and dense woods. From various summits and passes, you can enjoy spectacular views. For instance, the Chapel of the Madonna of Rocca Sella offers expansive views of the Susa valley, while the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Angels provides a full 360-degree panorama from its 1,880-meter altitude.
Absolutely. For those seeking a challenge, Punta Imperatoria (Civrari) offers a demanding ascent with stony ground sections where you might need to use your hands. The area also features several difficult mountaineering routes, such as the Rocca Candelera loop or Rocca Sella loop, which you can explore further in the Mountain Hikes around Lemie guide.
The region is rich in history. Lys Pass is a notable historical site, having been the scene of a significant battle in July 1944, commemorated by a tower. Additionally, the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Angels, an Alpine Sanctuary at 1,880 meters, has been a destination for Marian pilgrimages since the 17th century.
Beyond summiting peaks, Lemie offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can find numerous routes for running, such as the challenging Hannibal's Way Sky Marathon or the scenic Chapels around Lemie loop. For hiking, there are options like the Ovarda Lakes Loop or the Sentiero Italia, Stage E32. More details can be found in the Running Trails around Lemie and Hiking around Lemie guides.
Yes, the area is known for its religious buildings located on high points. The Chapel of the Madonna of Rocca Sella is a prominent example, situated on a high rocky point. Another is the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Angels, an Alpine Sanctuary at 1,880 meters, which continues to be a destination for pilgrimages.
Visitors appreciate the diverse terrain, from challenging climbs to scenic walks, and the historical significance of the area. The stunning views, especially from spots like the Chapel of the Madonna of Rocca Sella overlooking the Susa valley, are frequently highlighted. The opportunity for picnics in beautiful natural settings, such as at the Sanctuary of Madonna della Bassa, is also a favorite.
Yes, at Lys Pass, you can find a bar and a refuge, providing a convenient spot to refresh yourself during your mountain adventures.
While hiking to peaks like Punta Imperatoria (Civrari), if you are lucky and maintain silence, you might spot chamois and mountain pheasants, adding to the natural experience of the Graian Alps.
Yes, there are circular hiking routes. For example, a ring path can be made from Collombado to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Angels. Additionally, the Hiking around Lemie guide lists routes such as the 'Loop of the Chapels Trail' and the 'Ovarda Lakes Loop'.


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