Monte Cornagera

Monte Cornagera rises to 1,312 meters above sea level, forming a prominent part of the Bergamo Alps with its distinct rocky outcrops and mixed forests.

The mountain has served as a geographical reference point for local communities since medieval times, guiding travelers and shepherds through the Lombardy region.

Mountain communities around Monte Cornagera maintain traditional agricultural practices and seasonal festivals that reflect their connection to the alpine environment.

Marked trails of varying difficulties lead to the summit from multiple starting points, with the most accessible route beginning at the eastern base parking area.

The mountain's position creates a natural observation point where visitors can simultaneously view the Pre-Alps and the Po Valley stretching toward Milan.

Location: Lombardy

Elevation above the sea: 1,312 m

GPS coordinates: 45.79391,9.77857

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:00