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Located in a picturesque alpine region, the hiking route to Rocciamelone offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for avid hikers. With a total distance of 9.631 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1743 meters, this route is classified as extremely difficult, suitable for seasoned hikers seeking a demanding adventure.
Starting at the trailhead, hikers will journey through breathtaking landscapes, with opportunities to admire stunning viewpoints along the way. Approximately 2.8 kilometers into the hike, you'll find Rifugio Ca' d'Asti, an alpine hut offering a cozy retreat for hikers to rest and refuel. Further along the trail, at around 4.8 kilometers, Bivacco Santa Maria provides a shelter for hikers to take a break and enjoy the surroundings.
As you continue on the trail, you'll come across a parking area and a drinking water spot, ensuring you stay hydrated throughout your trek. Midway through the hike, at 4.24 kilometers, the historic Croce di Ferro (3306 m) stands as a reminder of the area's rich cultural heritage. A little further, at 4.81 kilometers, the Madonna del Rocciamelone artwork offers a spiritual touch to the natural beauty surrounding you.
Reaching the endpoint of the trail, at 4.82 kilometers, hikers will be rewarded with the awe-inspiring Rocciamelone peak, a true testament to the beauty of the Alps. Before embarking on this challenging hike, be sure to pack plenty of water, snacks, and appropriate hiking gear. It is also recommended to check the weather forecast before starting your journey to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.