Cima Verosso

Cima Verosso rises to 2,444 meters above sea level, featuring steep slopes and rocky terrain between Val Divedro and Valle di Bognanco valleys.

The mountain has served as a natural border marker between Italy and Switzerland since the establishment of territorial boundaries in the Pennine Alps region.

Local mountaineering groups maintain several climbing routes to the summit, preserving traditional Alpine climbing techniques through organized expeditions.

Climbers can access the mountain via trails from Bognanco, with optimal climbing conditions occurring between June and September when snow levels are minimal.

From the summit, visitors can observe the Tschawinersee lake on the Swiss side while standing at the exact point where Italian and Swiss territories meet.

GPS coordinates: 46.14698,8.15637

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:51