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Cervino | 4,478 metres in the Air

Among snowy peaks and magnificent slopes is where the majestic peak of Cervino dominates over the underlying valleys. With its 4,478m of splendour, the stone giant guards the surrounding uncontaminated nature and wild animals – as it has done throughout the centuries – and reassures locals with its everlasting, regal presence.

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