Monte Terza Grande

Monte Terza Grande rises to 2,586 meters in elevation, presenting a pyramidal shape from the north and south views, while displaying a rocky formation from east and west.

The first documented ascent of Monte Terza Grande occurred in 1820 when a group of cartographers reached the summit during their mapping expedition of the Carnic Alps.

The mountain stands as the highest peak in the Southern Carnics, forming part of the Dolomiti Pesarine range, which holds geological importance in Italian alpine heritage.

Climbers access the mountain through established routes from Passo Oberenghe, with the normal path suitable for experienced hikers and additional routes requiring advanced climbing skills.

Monte Terza Grande features two distinct summits, with the northeast peak reaching 2,591 meters, slightly higher than the commonly recognized southwest summit at 2,586 meters.

Location: Province of Belluno

Elevation above the sea: 2,586 m

GPS coordinates: 46.52691,12.62163

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:57