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Cima Borcola, Campodenno

Val di Non

Nature · Campodenno · Val di Non

Cima Borcola

On the summit stands a metal cross more than nine metres tall.

Cima Borcola
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A rocky horn of 2,392 metres in the Dolomiti di Brenta, in the eastern chain of the Campa subgroup, within the Parco naturale Adamello Brenta. On the top stands a large metal cross more than nine metres tall, visible from far away.

Together with the nearby Cima Trettel, from which it is separated by the Bocchetta della Borcola, it closes the Campa chain to the north-east. The climb from the Malga Campa takes an hour and a half up a steep gully and is not within everyone's reach: it should be considered demanding. The finest way to reach it is the traverse from the three malghe, Arza, Loverdina and Campa, about ten kilometres.

Elevation
2,392 m
Summit cross
over 9 m

Trails that pass through here

From the register of alpine trails of the Autonomous Province of Trento. © SAT.

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