At an elevation of 2,575 m (8,448 ft.), and with a prominence of 90 m (295 ft.), Crozzon dei Mandrini forms part of the Southern Rhaetian Alps. It is situated in the province of South Tyrol, Italy.
Crozzon dei Mandrini is a somewhat tricky mountain to climb, classified as "climbing (III°).” Under the YDS classification system, which indicates the seriousness and length of the route, climbing (III°) means that one will need most of the day, including the approach to climb the mountain. There are some treacherous slopes and rock faces which call for the use of specialized mountaineering equipment. Needless to say, mountaineers should have prior mountaineering experience before attempting to scale Crozzon dei Mandrini.
There are no chairlifts to help visitors along, but there are a few mountain huts where one can seek a brief respite on the way up or down, such as Rifugio Croz Altissimo, Rifugio Stoppani, and Rifugio Selvata.
The summit is best reached by crossing the Della Gaiarda Pass, but be warned, the climb is not easy. Mountaineers should take care and be alert at all times.
Crozzon dei Mandrini is surrounded by other lesser-known peaks such as Cima Gaiarda, Monte Ridont, and Crozzon della Spora. The highest is Cima della Vallazza, at an elevation of 1,200 meters.
The earliest record of climbing Crozzon dei Mandrini dates back to 1937 and was completed by Matteo Armani, A. Giuliano, and G. Lubich.
The nearest mountain hut is Malga Spora located 1 485m/4 872ft E of the summit.
By elevation Crozzon dei Mandrini is
# 73 out of 207 in the Brenta group
By prominence Crozzon dei Mandrini is
# 66 out of 207 in the Brenta group # 92 out of 307 in Parco naturale dell'Adamello-Brenta
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