Monte Moro

Monte Moro rises to 2,985 meters above sea level, featuring granite formations and rocky terrain along the watershed ridge between Valle Anzasca and Sass Valley.

The mountain pass near Monte Moro served as a significant trade route between Switzerland and Italy through the centuries, connecting medieval merchants across the Alps.

Monte Moro marks the northeastern boundary of the Monte Rosa massif, where Swiss and Italian Alpine traditions intersect through shared mountaineering practices.

Climbers can access the summit via two main routes from Passo di Monte Moro, with the East-Southeast ridge offering a 30-minute ascent under normal conditions.

The mountain contains distinct geological formations of Gneiss occhiadino granite, providing stable climbing surfaces despite the presence of loose surface debris.

Location: Valais

Elevation above the sea: 2,985 m

GPS coordinates: 45.99923,7.97496

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:56