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Gran paradiso

GRAN PARADISO

With a summit of 4,061 m (13,323 ft), Gran Paradiso is the highest mountain located entirely within Italy.

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Rising above the Graian Alps, Gran Paradiso is surrounded by dramatic glaciers and the protected wilderness of Italy’s oldest national park. Since its first ascent in 1860, the mountain has attracted climbers from around the world and is regarded as one of the classic high-altitude summits of the Alps.

Grand paradiso

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Celebrate one of Italy’s most iconic Alpine peaks with this finely crafted Gran Paradiso commemorative coin. Featuring a detailed carving of Gran Paradiso and marked with its elevation of 4,061 meters.

Struck with an antique finish for a timeless look.

Perfect for your collection of your personal achievements. -  Start your collection today.

gran paradiso
Gran paradiso

Overview

  • At 13,323 ft (4,061 m), Gran Paradiso is the highest mountain located entirely within Italy.

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  • Gran Paradiso rises in the Graian Alps, between the regions of Piedmont and the Aosta Valley, within Gran Paradiso National Park.

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  • Its Italian name translates to “Great Paradise,” reflecting the mountain’s majestic landscape and protected Alpine wilderness.

Where is Gran Paradiso?

Gran Paradiso is located entirely within Italy and is the country’s highest mountain situated completely within its borders. It rises in the Graian Alps, between the regions of the Aosta Valley and Piedmont.

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The mountain lies within Gran Paradiso National Park, Italy’s oldest national park, and is surrounded by glaciers, Alpine valleys, and protected wilderness.

Gran paradiso
Gran paradiso

Interesting Facts About Gran Paradiso

  • Gran Paradiso is the only 4,000-meter peak located entirely within Italy, making it a particularly special summit for climbers and collectors alike.

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  • The mountain stands within Gran Paradiso National Park, which was established in 1922 and is Italy’s oldest national park.

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  • Gran Paradiso is also famous for its population of Alpine ibex, one of the park’s most iconic animals, and the area was once protected as a royal hunting reserve before becoming a national park.

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Guidelines:

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  1. Prove your achievement to us. e.g. (Pictures/videos, witnesses/guides GPS locations) 
    That you have performed the action.

     

  2. After approved application, you will gain permission to purchase a special made
    certificate & collector coin.​

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