Mont Mars is the highest peak of the Biellese Alps and reaches 2600 meters above sea level.

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Its slopes fall partly in the Biella area and partly in the Aosta Valley, where the Mont Mars Natural Reserve was established since 1993.

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You can find everything that high mountain nature can offer: forests, impressive peaks, alpine meadows and crystal clear lakes, all in over 380 hectares of land.

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We invite you to go nearby for a trip or a longer stay: admire the different views on the panorama, let yourself be enchanted by the Monte Rosa massif but, above all, don't forget to stop and look at the sky.

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It is a unique sight from there.

And ask the locals to tell you some of the ancient legends dedicated to neighboring places.

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About the planet

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Mont Mars and its Reserve are the protagonists of a new plan for the future that foresees a push by communities towards ecotourism, increasing the quality of hospitality and services offered, respecting the territory and its resources.