Monte Togano, Mountain summit in Piedmont, Italy

Monte Togano is a mountain in the Lepontine Alps that rises to 2,301 meters in elevation. Its slopes feature steep terrain and exposed rock formations that define the mountain's character.

Monte Togano lies on the border between Val Vigezzo and Val Grande, and its summit is the highest point of Val Grande National Park. The two usual routes reach it from Trontano via the Parpinasca refuge (1,210 m) or from Orcesco in the Druogno municipality via Alpe Campra (1,379 m) and Passo di Biordo (2,061 m).

The mountain lies between Val Vigezzo and Val Grande and is the highest point of Val Grande National Park. Two marked routes lead to the summit: one from Trontano via the Parpinasca refuge at 1,210 m, another from Orcesco in the Druogno municipality via Alpe Campra (1,379 m) and Passo di Biordo (2,061 m).

The ascent requires proper mountain gear such as sturdy boots and hiking poles for the more technical sections. Visitors should be prepared for rough conditions and changing weather patterns at this elevation.

Monte Togano is the highest point of Val Grande National Park, which spreads between Val Vigezzo and Val Grande. Two marked routes reach the cross: one from Trontano via the Parpinasca refuge at 1,210 m, the other from Orcesco in the Druogno municipality via Alpe Campra (1,379 m) and Passo di Biordo (2,061 m).