Punta Roma

Punta Roma is a mountain summit in the Southern Alps featuring two distinct peaks with notably different elevations. This geographic formation creates varied terrain and climbing approaches across a relatively concentrated area.

The mountain has long served as a navigation landmark for travelers crossing the surrounding valleys and passes. Knowledge of climbing routes and seasonal conditions has been passed down through generations of mountain explorers.

Local mountain guides pass down detailed knowledge of climbing routes and seasonal conditions to maintain traditional mountaineering practices in the region.

Visitors should expect variable weather conditions at altitude and pack appropriate alpine equipment for the climb. The warmer months offer more stable conditions for attempting either peak.

The mountain offers a distinctive feature: two adjacent peaks that allow climbers to experience two separate alpine objectives in one location. This creates varied climbing experiences without extensive traveling between sites.

Elevation above the sea: 3,070 m

GPS coordinates: 44.68964,7.07572

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:42