Monte Sises

Monte Sises is a mountain summit in the Italian Alps featuring steep slopes and prominent rock formations. The terrain includes exposed ridges and mixed rock and scree that define the climb.

The mountain was documented in the 19th century by mountaineering clubs that explored its routes and passages. This marked the beginning of organized access to the peak.

Local mountaineers maintain traditional climbing routes on Monte Sises, passing their knowledge of safe ascent techniques to newer generations.

Technical sections require rope, harness, and sturdy boots to navigate safely. Advanced climbing experience is necessary for a successful ascent.

The mountain's position at latitude 44.9433559 and longitude 6.8957094 creates distinct weather patterns affecting climbing conditions throughout the year.

Elevation above the sea: 2,658 m

GPS coordinates: 44.94336,6.89571

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:03