Cima Viola

Cima Viola is an Alpine summit in the Livigno Range located in Lombardy, rising above 3,374 meters and surrounded by deep valleys and glacial formations. The peak features steep slopes and jagged rock faces that distinguish it from neighboring summits in the range.

The mountain was first explored and climbed by regional mountaineers in the late 1800s as modern climbing equipment became available. Its ascent formed part of the broader documentation and mapping efforts of the Livigno Range during that period.

Local mountain communities maintain traditional Alpine practices through seasonal celebrations and events that honor the peaks of the Livigno Range.

Visitors should arrive fully equipped with mountaineering gear and alpine climbing experience, as the route is technically demanding. Weather can change rapidly, so monitoring conditions and starting early are advisable for a successful ascent.

At this location, multiple glacial valleys converge and create a rare geological situation that makes the summit area distinctive. This phenomenon produces interesting rock formations that are visible from other peaks in the region.