Corno di Dosdè, Mountain summit in Lombardy, Italy
Corno di Dosdè is a mountain summit in the Livigno Alps that rises to 3,232 meters (10,603 feet). It stands on the border between Italy and Switzerland and features a secondary western peak at a lower elevation.
The mountain has served as a geographic landmark since the border between Italy and Switzerland was established. Its eastern face overlooks the Poschiavo Valley, a feature that has shaped the region's story.
The people in nearby valleys follow traditional alpine ways of life tied to the seasons. These practices continue to shape the landscape and how the mountains are used today.
The peak can be reached by several different routes, with the nearest shelter located northwest of the summit. Hikers should expect mountain terrain and changing weather conditions that require proper preparation.
The peak holds a special place among mountaineers in rankings for this alpine region. This ranking reflects geographic factors that set it apart from other nearby summits.
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