Pizzo dell'Uomo, Mountain summit in Ticino, Switzerland.

Pizzo dell'Uomo is a 2,662-metre mountain of the Lepontine Alps in the Saint-Gotthard Massif, in the canton of Ticino. It stands between Lai da Sontga Maria to the north and Pizzo del Sole to the south, just southwest of the Passo del Lucomagno. The border with Graubünden runs along its northern foot, on the main Alpine watershed between the Rhine and Ticino basins.

The mountain sits along ancient trade pathways that connected northern and southern regions through the Gotthard area for centuries. These routes were vital for commerce and cultural exchange between communities on both sides.

The name Pizzo dell'Uomo means "peak of the man" in Italian, a label used in the Italian-speaking Lepontine Alps. In spring the normal ascent from Passo del Lucomagno is a classic ski mountaineering route, so the summit is visited on skis as well as on foot.

The usual route starts at Passo del Lucomagno, from which the summit can be reached on foot. In spring the mountain is a classic ski-mountaineering ascent. The border with Graubünden runs along the northern foot, below the summit.

The world's longest railway tunnel runs deep beneath this summit. The Gotthard Base Tunnel passes hundreds of meters below the surface, connecting Switzerland's rail network through the mountain.