Cima Carnera

Cima Carnera is a mountain summit in the Pennine Alps featuring steep rocky slopes and a mix of alpine vegetation across different elevations. The terrain shifts from lower grassland to exposed stone and sparse vegetation as you gain height.

The peak was documented during early surveying of the Pennine Alps in the 1800s as regional mapping expanded. Records show it became known to mountaineers as access routes through the region developed.

Local mountaineering groups regularly organize expeditions to Cima Carnera, maintaining the traditions of Alpine climbing in the Piedmont region.

The climb requires sure footing and is best tackled during stable weather, making it worthwhile to check forecasts before heading out. The area has a few lodging options scattered across nearby valleys and passes where you can base yourself.

The mountain exhibits a prominence of 319 meters and ranks as number 551 among Piedmont peaks, positioning it as a noteworthy destination for peak collectors.

Location: Piedmont

Elevation above the sea: 2,741 m

GPS coordinates: 45.85498,7.96986

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:02