Pizzo del Diavolo di Tenda stands at 2,914 meters above sea level and demarcates the border between the Brembana Valley to the southwest and the Seriana Valley to the southeast. An enchanting peak that is ideal for mountain enthusiasts in both summer and winter. In the past, local mountaineers also named it “The Deer of the Brembana Valley” because of its shape: it has, in fact, a sharp silhouette that distinguishes it from any other peak, seeming to stand out in the sky like a pyramid.
The climb requires commitment and experience, but if you do not fear this challenge, do not hesitate to set out and meet... the Devil!
The mountain is also accessible in winter, but only to experienced hikers with appropriate equipment; during the winter season it is also advisable to contact the huts in advance to check if they are open.
