Cima Undici

Cima Undici rises 2926 meters above sea level in the Sesvennagruppe range, displaying numerous limestone formations and steep rocky slopes throughout its terrain.

The mountain area contains evidence of prehistoric settlements, with archaeological findings indicating human presence dating back several thousand years in these Alpine regions.

The mountain territory represents the intersection of Italian and Germanic cultures, reflected in its dual names: Cima Undici in Italian and Elferspitze in German.

Access to the summit requires proper climbing equipment and mountaineering experience, with the main climbing season running from June through September.

The mountain features multiple glacial formations on its northern face, creating distinct ice patterns that change appearance throughout the climbing season.

Elevation above the sea: 2,926 m

GPS coordinates: 46.77667,10.48770

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:52