The Signal du Petit Mont-Cenis (in Italian Punta Clairy) is a 3,162 m high mountain of the Cottian Alps. The mountain is located in the French departement...
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Rifugio Stellina. D34: From Rifugio Stellina to Refuge du Petit Mont Cenis. D35: From Refuge du Petit Mont Cenis to Rifugio Vaccarone. D36: From Rifugio Vaccarone...
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639 m) and Signal du Petit Mont-Cenis, while southwards it continues with Col de Bellecombe (2,475 m) and Pointe de Bellecombe. The Mont Froid, according...
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Exilles) Refuge de Bramanette (2,080 m - Bramans) Refuge du Petit Mont-Cenis (2,110 m - Bramans) Rifugio Scarfiotti (2,165 m - Bardonecchia) Refuge d'Ambin...
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mountain troops. The summit can be reached on foot starting from the refuge du Petit Mont Cenis (at 2,095 m). The itinerary doesn't require alpinistic skills...
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Savoie between the Vanoise massif to the north and between the Massif du Mont-Cenis [fr] and the Massif des Cerces to the south. Crossed by the Arc river...
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and the Graiocèles in the upper Maurienne, most probably on Mont-Cenis (Col du Mont-Cenis). This part of the Alps rebelled against Roman rule. The Roman...
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Mont Cenis: Denis Proctor, Hannibal's March in History. Other theories include the Col de Clapier (Serge Lancel, Hannibal (1995) and the Col du Petit...
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Umberto of Savoy and General Alfredo Guzzoni occupied the Petit-Saint-Bernard and the Mont-Cenis sectors. Against this force, 185,000 men of French General...
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connecting Italy to Northern Europe via the western Alps mountain passes of Mont Cenis and Great St Bernard Pass. However, by the end of the 10th century the...
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