Monte Cornon from Pampeago
Monte Cornòn or South Peak of the Cornacci is located in the Val di Fiemme. The Cornacci Mountains are a mountain group that forms part of the southern foothills of the Latemar, along with Monte Agnello.
The hike is a pleasant walk through pastures, woods, and huts, always accompanied by beautiful scenery. When you reach Cima Cornon you will find a large cross, a bench to rest on, and a platform with a panoramic photo informing you of the names of the surrounding peaks.
Along the route, you can admire the works of the Respirart art park.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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The passability of the proposed itinerary, like all mountain morphology, is subject to environmental changes due to natural events and weather conditions. Therefore, before setting off, consult the relevant tourist offices and/or reference mountain huts.
Our GPX tracks are only indicative, meaning the route was carried out to the best of the trail and weather conditions on that day. Always assess the situation on site.
Also, remember to evaluate the route based on your physical abilities, training, and equipment you have.
It is advisable to let someone know the itinerary you intend to follow.
Remember that the emergency number is 112.
Tips and suggestions
Video of the hike: https://youtu.be/kJyGuPJRdlM
Roadbook
From the Pampeago parking lot, located at the start of the Tresca chairlift, first take the paved road and then take the dirt road on the right, which is quite steep, towards Chalet Caserina (trail no. 514). Continue always on no. 514 towards Baito La Bassa, passing beside some "Respirart" artworks. Continue along the ridge on trail no. 525 through dwarf pines and then on trail no. 518 to reach the Cornacci or Cornon summit, a panoramic point overlooking the Fiemme valley. From the summit, return back and then descend to Baito Armentarola from where, on trail no. 523, you return to Baito La Bassa.
Then following the ridge on trail no. 509, reach the locality "La Porta" and the Agnello chairlift station with the namesake mountain hut around which you can observe other land art works. From here, descend on trail no. 514 used on the outbound leg, proceed towards Chalet Caserina on trail marker no. 509A, and then return to the starting point.
Directions
From Cavalese or Predazzo, head to Tesero and then take the road leading to Pampeago.
Ignore the parking lots at the level of the "Latemar" and "Agnello" chairlifts and continue for a few more minutes until reaching the parking near the "Tresca" chairlift.
Parking
Pampeago - Parking at the "Tresca" chairlift (1,864 m)Coordinates
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Equipment
It is recommended to have equipment suitable for the route, weather conditions, and season: windproof and/or rain jacket, map and/or GPS device, glasses, sunscreen, hiking boots, first aid kit, specific clothing, gloves, backpack with food and drinks.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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