Ciarforon

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Ciarforon is a prominent alpine peak in the Italian Alps, known for its distinctive pyramid shape and glaciated slopes within the Gran Paradiso region.

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Ciarforon canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine peak
mountain
category Alpine three-thousanders
Mountains of Aosta Valley
Mountains of Piedmont
climbingGradeNormalRoute F
coordinatesApprox 45.50 N, 7.25 E
country Italy
drainageBasin Dora Baltea
elevation 3642 m
3642 metres
firstAscentBy A. Boisson
J. B. Bich
J. Maquignaz
J. Tairraz
firstAscentYear 1867
hasFeature glaciated slopes
north face glacier
hasGlacier Ciarforon Glacier
hasNorthFace yes
hasParentPeak Gran Paradiso
hasShape pyramidal peak
hasSouthRidge yes
hasSummitIceCap yes
isPopularFor alpine climbing
high‑altitude hiking
ski mountaineering
isVisibleFrom Val di Rhemes
linked to: Val di Rhêmes

Valsavarenche valley
liesWithin Gran Paradiso National Park
locatedIn Aosta Valley
Graian Alps
Italian Alps
linked to: Alps

Piedmont
mapReference Italian IGM 1:25,000
mountainRange Graian Alps
nearbyPeak Becca di Monciair
Gran Paradiso
Tresenta
normalRouteFrom Rifugio Vittorio Emanuele II
Valsavarenche
partOf Gran Paradiso massif
Gran Paradiso region
prominence about 300 m

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tresenta near Ciarforon