Monte Civrari

Monte Civrari rises to 2302 meters within the Graian Alps, forming a massif with three distinct peaks including Punta Imperatoria, Torretta del Prete, and Punta della Croce.

The name Civrari originates from the Piedmontese dialect, referring to the mountain's historical use as grazing grounds for goats during previous centuries.

Local mountain communities maintain traditional Alpine practices through organized hiking expeditions and seasonal festivals that celebrate the natural environment of Monte Civrari.

Hikers can access the summit through marked trails starting from Niquidetto, with a total elevation gain of 1122 meters requiring approximately three hours of climbing time.

At the mountain's base lies a small alpine lake at 1956 meters, providing a natural resting point before the final ascent to Bocchetta del Civrari.

Location: Piedmont

Elevation above the sea: 2,302 m

GPS coordinates: 45.19196,7.32744

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:00