Cima Tuatti

Cima Tuatti reaches 2,701 metres and belongs to the Catena delle Maddalene, in the southern Rhaetian Alps. It is the second highest peak of the range and of the whole Alpi della Val di Non group, as well as being one of its southernmost summits. It stands on the line that divides the Val di Rabbi from the Val d'Ultimo.

The rock is metamorphic, as in the rest of the group, and from certain viewpoints the mountain looks like a heap of stones held up one on top of another by a little grass, about to collapse. Those who pass through this area are making the crossing from the Val di Bresimo to the rifugio Stella Alpina, at lago Corvo, along the sentiero Bonacossa. Whether they climb to the summit or not, the source does not say consistently: in one place it describes it as a destination rarely visited by those who do that route, in another as a summit typically reached.

No SAT path touches it: it is reached by following tracks that hunters once trod. From the Val di Bresimo you start from malga Bordolona di Sotto, either by SAT path 133 as far as the passo Palù and then along the north-west ridge, or by the east ridge, passing by SAT 136 and lago Trenta. In both cases the climb is 895 metres.