Monte Misma

Monte Misma is a summit reaching 1,160 meters (3,806 feet) that rises between Valle Seriana and Val Cavallina with a distinctive outline. The mountain is forested and presents different profiles depending on the approach direction.

The mountain has long been a key junction point for local trading routes that connected different valleys together. These ancient pathways served generations of residents in keeping their communities linked.

The slopes host plant and animal species typical of the pre-Alpine foothills, with forests alternating with open meadows. Visitors can see how nature shapes the landscape here and how local communities have always lived alongside these environments.

Several marked trails with varying difficulty levels lead to the summit from different starting points in the surrounding valleys. It is wise to wear good footwear and check weather conditions, as the mountain is exposed to significant temperature shifts.

The mountain is often overlooked because it is not a well-known tourist destination, yet its strategic position makes it an observation point with broad views across multiple valleys. Hikers encounter less crowding here compared to other pre-Alpine ridges.