What did Monte Farno say to Monte Carlo? You're a peak competitor.

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Monte Farno

Highest point
Elevation	1,250 m (4,100 ft)
Coordinates	45°49′47″N 9°53′47″E / 45.82972°N 9.89639°E / 45.82972; 9.89639
Geography
Monte Farno Location within Italy
Location	Lombardy, Italy
Parent range	Bergamo Alps