Corna Trentapassi

Corna Trentapassi is a mountain summit featuring three distinct peaks that rise prominently above the Val Camonica valley. The formation reaches approximately 1248 meters and creates a recognizable profile visible from many points across the eastern Lake Iseo region.

The name comes from local dialect and refers to the three-peaked formation that has served as a landmark for centuries. This distinctive shape made it an important reference point for people traveling through the valley over generations.

The peak draws hikers and nature enthusiasts who follow paths that have connected this valley to the wider Alpine region for generations. These routes remain central to how locals and visitors experience the surrounding landscape today.

Several hiking trails lead to the summit, starting from different points in the surrounding area and offering varying difficulty levels. Begin your ascent early in the day and bring appropriate gear for changing mountain conditions.

The southern face is composed of limestone and rises steeply with sparse vegetation, creating a stark contrast against the waters of Lake Iseo below. This geological feature makes the mountain appear especially dramatic when viewed from certain angles across the lake.

Location: Lombardy

Elevation above the sea: 1,248 m

GPS coordinates: 45.77088,10.08563

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:48