Best mountain peaks around Pont-Saint-Martin are found in Italy's Aosta Valley, offering diverse mountain experiences. This region provides access to panoramic local peaks suitable for day hikes and serves as a gateway for multi-day expeditions into the Alps. The area features a variety of terrain, from accessible paths to more challenging routes, with views extending to iconic peaks like Monte Rosa and Mont Blanc. Pont-Saint-Martin provides a base for exploring the natural features and landmarks of the surrounding mountains.
Last updated: May 27, 2026
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A beautiful peak near other higher peaks in the Biella area. Mombarone is clearly visible a short distance away. Bric Paglie can be reached from both sides, along fairly steep trails. This makes it possible to hike in a circular route.
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Hill separating the Cervo Valley from the Lys Valley. At the end of June 2025, high presence of mosquitoes.
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Peak once reachable by the Oropa cable cars, which have now been closed since December 2021
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As an excursion I have continued several times to Cima Mucrone, passing by "Limbo", while when there is snow and it is good, ski-skins and climb up to here or to the ridge a little higher. From here I have also started several times with the paraglider. Panoramic and beautiful point that lends itself to many experiences, not forgetting a thought to the blessed Frassati
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Beautiful panoramic place, after traveling along the dirt road a slightly steep but not exposed path begins.
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Great hike up to the Colle della Barma - lovely views out over Mont Mars Nature Reserve
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Once you arrive at the Mombarone refuge, it is worth climbing up to here. The view extends to 360 ° in particular on Monte Rosa. An imposing statue is 19 meters high, the original of which was destroyed by lightning in 1948, and rebuilt in 1991. In its base, closed by a glass window, there is the statue of the Black Madonna, symbol of these Biella Alps, and in particular of the sanctuary of Oropa.
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Visitors frequently enjoy Poggio Frassati Summit Monument, known for its panoramic views over the Biella area and the Oropa sanctuary. Another highly rated peak is Colma di Mombarone Summit and Madonna Statue, offering exceptional 360-degree views, including Monte Rosa. Monte Camino Summit Chapel is also popular for its beautiful panoramic views and the visible Monte Rosa Group on clear days.
Yes, Poggio Frassati Summit Monument is a notable peak in the Pennine Alps featuring the spiritual Sentiero Frassati D41 trail. The hike leads to a monument dedicated to Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, offering a unique blend of alpine views, history, and pilgrimage. Additionally, Colma di Mombarone Summit and Madonna Statue features a 19-meter-high statue of the Madonna, with a Black Madonna statue housed in its base, symbolizing the Biella Alps and Oropa sanctuary.
The peaks around Pont-Saint-Martin offer diverse and stunning views. From Colma di Mombarone Summit and Madonna Statue, you can enjoy exceptional 360-degree panoramas, including Monte Rosa and the surrounding Biella area, and even Mont Blanc and Gran Paradiso on clear days. Bric Paglie provides splendid panoramic views extending from the Maritime Alps to the Lombard mountains. Many peaks also offer views of the wider Aosta Valley and its iconic major Alpine ranges.
While some sections can be steep, the paths leading to Poggio Frassati Summit Monument are generally considered accessible for various fitness levels. Bric Paglie also offers an easier to moderate hiking experience with several routes and the possibility of loop trails, making it a good option for those seeking less strenuous climbs.
For those seeking a more technical challenge, Cresta Carisey (part of Monte Mars) offers a varied and engaging rock ridge with exposed sections and challenging passages. Key points are equipped with bolts and anchors, making it suitable for experienced hikers and climbers. Access is possible from Fontainemore, which is reachable from Pont-Saint-Martin. The climb to Colma di Mombarone Summit and Madonna Statue is also considered challenging, with significant elevation gain.
Yes, several peaks offer the possibility of circular routes. For instance, Bric Paglie can be reached from both sides, allowing for circular hikes. The nearby mountain hikes guide also lists several circular routes, such as the "Cresta Carisey loop from Fontainemore" and the "Bric Paglie – Colma di Mombarone loop from Cappella 77." You can explore more options in the Mountain Hikes around Pont-Saint-Martin guide.
Beyond hiking, the region around Pont-Saint-Martin offers excellent opportunities for cycling. You can find various routes for both mountain biking and road cycling. For mountain biking, consider routes like the "Donnas and Bard Historic Ring Route." Road cyclists might enjoy the "Gressoney-La-Trinité Climb from Pont-Saint-Martin." More details can be found in the MTB Trails around Pont-Saint-Martin and Road Cycling Routes around Pont-Saint-Martin guides.
Yes, there are some facilities available. For example, a few meters below the summit monument of Colma di Mombarone, there is a welcoming refuge. Additionally, Colle della Barma — Shelter and Cross features a small house useful as a shelter. Monte Camino Summit Chapel also has the Capanna Renata refuge nearby.
The best time to visit largely depends on the activity and desired conditions. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for hiking, with vibrant flora or stunning fall colors. Summer is ideal for higher altitude treks, though some areas might have a high presence of mosquitoes, as noted for Colle della Barma in late June. Winter hiking is also possible on some peaks, especially for those with appropriate gear and experience, with opportunities for ski-skins on routes like those near Poggio Frassati.
Yes, from several local peaks, you can catch glimpses of the majestic Alpine giants. Colma di Mombarone Summit and Madonna Statue offers 360-degree panoramic views that specifically include Monte Rosa, and on very clear days, Mont Blanc and Gran Paradiso are also visible. Similarly, from Monte Camino Summit Chapel, the Monte Rosa Group is visible when the weather is fine.
Yes, Colle della Barma — Shelter and Cross is located on top of a hill with Lake Camino on one side and the Barma lakes on the other, providing beautiful views of these natural water bodies.


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