Among the peaks around Riva del Garda, Monte Misone is (1802 m) is not the highest; however, its isolated position above the valleys of valleys of Tenno and San Pietro makes it a first-class belvedere with the Belvedere, with the great lake on one side, the Dolomite of the Brenta and the firn peaks of the Zillertal Alps on the other. other side. To be able to enjoy this view, you need one thing one thing: good weather. Because the slightest southerly wind the mountain wraps itself in a delicate white veil, which then means that the the lake disappears in a haze and there is hardly anything to see of the peaks around it. It's quite different when the north foehn whistles down from the main ridge of the Alps and blows all the haze out into the the Po Valley. Some of the peaks (seemingly) come a little closer. a little closer, and on the north-eastern horizon you can see the the (Dolomite) towers on the north-eastern horizon. Monte Misone, for example, is more of a late autumn peak; in early summer the sights are usually not in the panorama but in the are usually not in the panorama, but in the meadows: Flowers, innumerable. One is also amazed - at any time of the year - by a few giant a few giant beeches at Malga Misone.
At the forest hollow, the summit trail branches off to the left (signpost). It leads steeply and stonily uphill; there’s little view, but it soon gets quite warm under your rucksack. A few short hairpin bends lead to a tiny saddle on the south ridge of Monte Misone, the Sella di Castiol (1350 m), where the trail changes to the west side. Here you have almost completed half of the ascent. The ascent is still steep for a short while, but then the gradient decreases considerably. In the depths, the seemingly drainless Lago di Tenno appears with its islet; the eye-catchers on the western horizon are the craggy Guglie di Pichea (Tofino, 2151 m). Continuing to climb, the path gains a shoulder of land with a first small view of the Brenta; behind it, in a hollow, lies Malga Misone (Malga Tenno, 1573 m), where you can buy cheese in summer. The marked track heads for the far-reaching summit of Monte Misone (1802 m), with a small cross and, weather permitting, a large panorama, via a far
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