Cima di Aquila

Cima di Aquila is a mountain peak in the Blenio District featuring sharp rocky cliffs and diverse terrain. Multiple established paths cross the slopes, offering options for hikers and climbers of varying skill levels.

Swiss mountaineers developed climbing routes on this peak during the early 1900s, transforming it into a recognized Alpine destination. The routes established during this period remain important parts of the climbing tradition today.

Local mountain guides from Blenio District maintain traditions of leading expeditions to Cima di Aquila, teaching visitors about Alpine flora and geology.

Bring sturdy footwear and weather-resistant clothing, as mountain conditions can change rapidly at this elevation. Nearby villages offer lodging and food options to support visits to the area.

The mountain records two distinct elevation measurements at its peaks: 3,128 meters at the main summit and 3,096 meters at the secondary point.

Location: Blenio District

Elevation above the sea: 3,128 m

GPS coordinates: 46.53313,9.01545

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:32