Corno di Dosdè

Corno di Dosdè rises to 3,232 meters within the Livigno Alps, forming a natural boundary between Italy and Switzerland with its secondary western summit at 3,162 meters.

The mountain has served as a geographical marker since the establishment of the Italian-Swiss border, with its eastern face overlooking the Poschiavo Valley through centuries.

Local inhabitants of surrounding valleys maintain traditional alpine practices, including seasonal livestock movement and preservation of mountain paths across generations.

Mountaineers can access the summit through multiple routes, with the nearest base at Rifugio Viola located 1,490 meters northwest of the peak.

The mountain holds position 33 among 244 peaks in the Livigno-Alps and ranks 10th out of 96 summits in the Bernina region based on prominence.

Location: Lombardy

Elevation above the sea: 3,232 m

GPS coordinates: 46.40776,10.17006

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:50