Pizzo Campo Tencia

Pizzo Campo Tencia is an Alpine summit in Switzerland that rises to 3,072 meters and features the Ghiacciaio di Crosalina glacier on its northern face. The mountain offers multiple climbing approaches and is supported by a mountain hut at 2,140 meters that provides shelter and supplies for climbers making their ascent.

The mountain hut at Campo Tencia was established at 2,140 meters to serve climbers with shelter and rest. The climbing routes were developed over generations and remain important pathways connecting this part of the Swiss Alps with surrounding peaks.

Climbers from around the world come to test themselves on the demanding routes and connect with the alpine climbing community. The mountain hut serves as a gathering place where mountaineers share experiences and keep alive the traditions of high-altitude mountaineering.

The ascent requires different levels of climbing experience, with routes ranging from moderate to technically demanding sections. Visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions and alpine altitude, and ideally arrive with appropriate equipment and prior preparation.

The glacier Ghiacciaio di Crosalina on the northern face offers a technically demanding approach to the summit over ice and rock. This glacier route provides a rare chance to experience high-alpine terrain at a moderate elevation.