Cima Verosso, Mountain summit in Pennine Alps, Piedmont, Italy

Cima Verosso is a 2,444-metre summit of the Pennine Alps in Piedmont, Italy, rising west of Bognanco on the range east of the Portjengrat, between the Val Divedro and the Valle di Bognanco. Its top stands just east of the watershed and the Swiss border of Valais, above Lake Tschawinersee on the Swiss side.

Cima Verosso lies on the border ridge between Italy and Switzerland, its summit set just east of the watershed that separates the Val Divedro from the Valle di Bognanco. The mountain's western flank, on Swiss soil in the canton of Valais, drops toward the Tschawinersee. The border follows the crest of this range east of the Portjengrat.

The usual route starts at Rifugio Gattascosa and follows the mountain's northern ridge along the Swiss-Italian border, a demanding walk of about one hour to the 2,444 m summit. The ridge line itself marks the boundary, so walkers cross between the two countries on the way up.

Hikers can reach the summit via trails starting from Bognanco valley, with the best climbing window between June and September when snow coverage is lowest. During this period the terrain is most stable and routes are safest to travel.

From the summit you can see Tschawinersee lake on the Swiss side while standing exactly where Italian and Swiss territories meet. This location offers the unusual experience of standing at an international border while viewing the landscape on both sides.