Cogne Grivola

With a height of 3969 m and an elevation gain of 2470 m, the summit of the Grivola is a favorite destination for experienced mountaineers.
Climbing the Grivola represents a fascinating challenge.
Indeed, its walls require technique, physical and mental preparation, endurance and courage.   The mountain boasts of a history rich in adventure and achievement.
Its first documented ascent dates back to 1859, when mountaineers Jean-Joseph Maquignaz and Jean-Baptiste Bich made the first successful ascent.
Since then, the mountain has become a landmark for mountaineering enthusiasts.
Over the years, many other mountaineers have challenged its vertical walls, leaving an indelible mark on the history of mountaineering.
Explore natural beauty on the Grivola: The Grivola offers a breathtaking spectacle for anyone privileged to approach it.
Its craggy walls and sharp ridges create a surreal panorama.
Hikers can take well-marked trails to enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding valley and admire the glacial valleys that open up at its foot.
La Grivola today: Today, La Grivola continues to be a popular destination for mountain and wilderness lovers.
Local mountain guides offer customized hikes and trails to allow everyone to discover the beauty of this mountain.
In addition, nearby mountain huts, such as Rifugio Sella, offer hospitality and comfort for those who wish to spend more time in contact with nature or split the climb into two days.