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Punta Gastaldi, Monte Viso

#14 among attractions in Monte Viso

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Punta Gastaldi, Monte Viso

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Punta Gastaldi - a peak in the Kotyan Alps, parts of the Western Alps. It lies in the northwestern Italy in the Piedmont region, close to the border with France. The peak can be conquered by roads from the Refuge du Viso from the French side and Rifugio Vallanta, Rifugio Quintino Sella Al Monviso and Rifugio Vitale Giacoletti from the Italian side. He is adjacent to Punta Roma.

The first entrance was made by William Augustus Coolidge and Christian Almer, younger on August 16, 1884.

Alternative names: Coordinates: 44°40'51"N, 7°4'40"E
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Punta Gastaldi – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Punta Udine, Viso di Vallanta, Cadreghe di Viso, Punta Roma.

  • punta udine monte viso1.1 miN
    Natural attraction, Mountain

    Punta Udine, Monte Viso

    27 min walk • Punta Udine - a peak in the Kotyan Alps, parts of the Western Alps. It lies on the border between Italy and France. He is adjacent to Punta Venezia and Punta Roma.

  • viso di vallanta monte viso1.2 miS
    Natural attraction, Mountain

    Viso di Vallanta, Monte Viso

    31 min walk • Viso di Vallanta or Dado di Viso, as well as Dado di Vallanta - a peak in the Kotyan Alps, parts of Western Alps. It lies in the northwestern Italy in the Piedmont region, close to the border with France. The peak can be conquered along the roads from the shelters: Bivacco Berardo, Bivacco Boarelli, Rifugio Alevè and above all from Rifugio Vallanta.

  • cadreghe di viso monte viso0.8 miSE
    Natural attraction, Mountain

    Cadreghe di Viso, Monte Viso

    20 min walk • The Cadreghe di Viso are a group of five rocky spires located between Monviso and Visolotto. They are located in the province of Cuneo between the Po Valley and the Varaita Valley.

  • punta roma monte viso0.6 miN
    Natural attraction, Mountain

    Punta Roma, Monte Viso

    16 min walk • Punta Roma - a peak in the Kotyan Alps, parts of the Western Alps. It lies on the border between Italy and France. The peak can be conquered by roads from the Rifugio Vitale Giacoletti hostel. He is adjacent to Punta Udine and Punta Gastaldi. The first entry was made by Ubald Valbus and Claudio Perotti on August 29, 1905.

  • visolotto monte viso0.6 miSE
    Natural attraction, Mountain

    Visolotto, Monte Viso

    17 min walk • Visolotto - a peak in the Kotyan Alps, parts of the Western Alps. It lies in the northwestern Italy in the Piedmont region, close to the border with France. The mountain has three vertices: western - Picco Lanino, central - Picco Coolidge and East - Picco Montaldo.

  • rifugio vallanta monte viso1.2 miSW
    Hiking, Alpine hut

    Rifugio Vallanta, Monte Viso

    32 min walk • Vallanta Refuge is a refuge located in the municipality of Pontechianale, Varaita Valley, in the Cottian Alps, at 2450 m above sea level.

  • rifugio vitale giacoletti monte viso1.1 miN
    Hiking, Alpine hut

    Rifugio Vitale Giacoletti, Monte Viso

    28 min walk • Vitale Giacoletti Refuge is a refuge located in the municipality of Crissolo, Po Valley, in the Cottian Alps, at 2741 m above sea level.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which popular attractions are close to Punta Gastaldi?

Nearby attractions include Punta Roma, Monte Viso (16 min walk), Visolotto, Monte Viso (17 min walk), Cadreghe di Viso, Monte Viso (20 min walk).

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