Monte Cevedale

Monte Cevedale features three distinct peaks rising to 3,769 meters, with the southern summit standing as the highest point in Trentino province.

The mountain witnessed battles during World War I, with the Italian-Austrian frontline passing north of the peak, leaving military remnants visible in low snow conditions.

The initial conquest of Monte Cevedale occurred in 1865 when Julius von Payer, J. Pinggera, and J. Reinstadler reached its summit through a challenging expedition.

Climbers access the mountain through marked paths from Refuge ai Forni to Refuge Casati, requiring crampons and ice axes due to glacier terrain.

The summit marks the meeting point of three Italian provinces: Sondrio, South Tyrol, and Trentino, each contributing to the mountain's administrative diversity.

Location: Valfurva

Location: Peio

Elevation above the sea: 3,769 m

GPS coordinates: 46.44365,10.61659

Latest update: March 8, 2025 18:09