Sass de Mura

Sass de Mura is a mountain peak in Belluno with steep rock faces and several climbing routes on its southwestern side. The summit sits at about 2,547 meters (8,356 feet) and offers different ascent options with varying difficulty levels.

This peak has long served as a known landmark within the Dolomites mountains. It stands as part of the natural geography that defines the Belluno region and its mountaineering heritage.

Local climbers regularly visit this peak and practice traditional mountaineering skills that have been passed down through generations of Alpine climbers. The steep sections draw serious mountaineers who come to test their abilities on challenging rock.

The climb starts near Rifugio Fonteghi in Val Noana at around 1,157 meters (3,796 feet) and typically takes about five hours to reach the summit. Visitors need proper mountain gear, climbing experience, and good fitness since the route is demanding.

The mountain sits in a relatively isolated position compared to its neighboring peaks, giving it a distinct character. This geographic location creates special conditions for rare alpine plants that thrive in this particular setting.