Monte Mucrone

Monte Mucrone is a mountain summit in the Pennine Alps rising to approximately 2,335 meters between the Elvo and Cervo valleys. The peak area contains several subsummits and offers sweeping views across the surrounding alpine terrain.

A cableway operated on the mountain until 1982, with its upper station remaining on a subsummit at high altitude. This transportation link once shaped how people accessed this alpine peak.

The summit serves as a natural landmark that connects three nearby municipalities and shapes how locals orient themselves in this mountain region. Visitors arriving at the peak experience the convergence of different valleys and communities from a single vantage point.

Marked trails ascend from the Oropa Sport area with options for different experience levels and routes to the summit. The Rifugio Rosazza at approximately 1,850 meters (6,070 feet) offers shelter and lodging for those planning multiday hikes.

A prominent metal cross stands on a subsummit at approximately 2,302 meters and is visible from considerable distances. This marker creates a visual link between the high alpine terrain and the sanctuary complex far below.