Cima della Madonna

Cima della Madonna rises to 2752 meters in elevation and features sedimentary rock formations along its climbing routes that extend across the mountain face.

The mountain's first documented ascent occurred in 1886 when Georg Winkler established the initial climbing route, marking the beginning of mountaineering activities in this area.

The network of climbing paths includes the Winkler Route and Bettega-Dimai-Zirler-Wolf route, which represent different periods of Italian mountaineering development.

Climbers can access multiple routes from Bivacco del Velo at 2358 meters, with options ranging from moderate difficulty level II to more challenging level IV passages.

A deep natural fissure separates Cima della Madonna from Sass Maòr, creating a distinct geological formation that defines its profile in the Alpine landscape.

Location: Trentino

Elevation above the sea: 2,752 m

Made from material: sedimentary rock

GPS coordinates: 46.23230,11.84615

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:56