Monte Sernio

Monte Sernio is a mountain summit in the Carnic Alps located between the Incarojo Valley and Aupa Valley, where steep rocky cliffs meet open alpine meadows. The peak rises prominently above the surrounding terrain with expansive views across the valleys and neighboring peaks.

The summit was first recorded as climbed in 1879, marking an important milestone in regional mountaineering history. This early ascent helped establish the mountain's reputation among climbers.

The mountain stands as a testament to local alpine traditions, where generations of inhabitants practiced seasonal grazing and farming activities.

Several marked trails lead to the summit, with Paularo serving as a common starting point for routes up the mountain. Nearby villages provide basic services and lodging options for visitors planning their climb.

The mountain stands out prominently due to its considerable elevation above surrounding peaks, creating a distinctive landmark in the region. This geographic prominence makes it a notable reference point for navigation and climbing routes.

Location: Arta Terme

Elevation above the sea: 2,187 m

GPS coordinates: 46.47501,13.13767

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:20