Monte Masoni

Monte Masoni is a mountain summit in the Orobie Alps reaching 2,663 meters with steep ridges and rocky outcrops throughout. The rugged terrain and distinctive rock patterns create a dramatic landscape across this alpine section.

The mountain was shaped by iron mining operations that played a role in Lombardy's industrial past. Evidence of these mining activities remains visible on the slopes and tells the story of the region's industrial transformation.

Local mountain communities have shaped the slopes through generations of alpine farming and pastoral traditions. These practices continue to define the valleys below and connect the region to its heritage.

The ascent from the nearby village follows marked hiking trails with significant elevation gain across rocky ground. Proper footwear and water supply are essential, and weather can change rapidly at this elevation.

The mountain marks the natural boundary between two major valleys, creating a clear geographic division across the landscape. This position has drawn researchers studying the distinct geological zones visible on each side of the ridge.

Location: Lombardy

Elevation above the sea: 2,663 m

GPS coordinates: 46.04397,9.83637

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:30