Monte Corno

Monte Corno reaches 1,962 metres and is the highest mountain of the long green ridge that extends north of the Termoncello pass, as a continuation of the Catena della Campa: this ridge includes Monte Alto to the south, Monte Corno and, to the north, Monte Sabbionare. It lies in the Val di Non, in the Sottogruppo della Campa, within the Parco naturale Adamello Brenta.

From the Termoncello pass you follow the red waymarks that lead to the Val Pudria and then continue north-east, reaching at an altitude of 1,820 metres the small chapel built in memory of Ivo Bergamo, one of the climbers who in 1941 had opened a variant route on the nearby Cima di Val Scura. From there you can head towards Malga Arza, to the south-east, and descend to Cunevo or to Termon.

The other route starts from Terres, at the car park of the Terres-Tovel tunnel, and follows SAT path 368 with signs for the bivacco Genzianella and the rifugio Doss della Quarta: you pass through La Striza, Splazöl de Via Ciava and Prà del Toflét, and from the refuge to the summit it is a little over an hour.