Piz Sena

Piz Sena is a mountain located in the Dolomites, specifically in the Sella Group. It is situated in South Tyrol, Italy. While not one of the highest peaks in the Sella Group, Piz Sena is a prominent landmark offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, including Sassolungo, Sassopiatto, and the Marmolada glacier.

The mountain is primarily composed of dolomite rock, characteristic of the region. It is a popular destination for hiking and via ferrata enthusiasts. Several trails lead to or near the summit, offering varying levels of difficulty. Climbing routes also exist on its faces.

The area around Piz Sena is known for its alpine meadows, diverse flora, and occasional sightings of wildlife. During the winter months, the region transforms into a ski resort, with access to the Sella Ronda ski circuit.

The name "Piz Sena" likely originates from the local Ladin language, which is spoken in the Dolomites. Its exact etymology is not definitively documented but is related to the area's history and local culture.