Cima di Menna, Mountain summit in the Bergamasque Prealps, Lombardy, Italy

Cima di Menna is a 2,300 m summit in the Bergamasque Prealps above Val Brembana, in the province of Bergamo. It belongs to a small massif that also includes Cima di Pizzo, and the mountain is climbed from Passo di Menna at 2,005 m, where the M.A.G.A. bivouac hut stands.

The mountain lies in the Bergamasque Prealps above Val Brembana, in the province of Bergamo. Its summit is part of a small massif that also includes Cima di Pizzo, and the pass below, at 2,005 m, is the site of the M.A.G.A. bivouac used as a base by hikers. The peak is one of the four summits of the Maga Skymarathon mountain race.

The summit is one of four peaks on the Maga Skymarathon, a demanding mountain running race that passes through this part of the Brembana Valley. Walkers on the trails also meet the bivacco M.A.G.A. at the Menna pass, a small shelter used as a stopping point.

Two marked routes lead to the summit. Trail 235 starts from Costa, a hamlet of Roncobello, passes Corna Buca and the baita dello Zoppo, and reaches the Menna pass at 2,005 m, where the M.A.G.A. bivouac hut stands. Trail 234 climbs from Zorzone, a hamlet of Oltre il Colle, through the Carnera valley between the Aral slope and the Chignol d'Aral.

Cima di Menna is one of four summits on the demanding Maga Skymarathon mountain marathon route. The M.A.G.A. bivouac at the 2,005 m Menna pass, below the summit, is often used by hikers as a base.