Mount Miaron, 2,155 m

Mount Miaron is never mentioned in the various hiking guidebooks, yet it has its own charm. I’ve included it as a mountaineering route because, while it looks quite simple on the map, you actually have to navigate a unstable and strenuous scree gully, you have to climb a short Grade II wall, ascend the steep secondary summit with careful Grade I+ climbing, and, finally, navigate an exposed ledge where caution is required! Nothing overly technical, but you need to be an experienced hiker to tackle this route. Start from Passo Mauria, climb up the former military road to the fort, then locate the trail among the mountain pines, head up the gully, and follow the trail.