Cima Lac at 2,439 meters in the Maddalene Group is a relatively easy summit, and together with the nearby Cima Vese at 2,400 meters, they form a panoramic ridge overlooking the Val di Rabbi and Val di Sole.
Along the trail, you can stop at Malga Mondent Alta for a delicious local dish and the possibility of an overnight stay.
The view from the summit is vast, extending towards Val di Bresimo: Val di Sole with the northern slopes of the Brenta Dolomites. You’ll be able to spot Prà Castron and Bivacco Costanzi. In the Val di Rabbi, you’ll see the Maddalene and, further east, the Lagorai, the Dolomites with the Catinaccio and Marmolada, the Pale di San Martino, the Sella Group, and the Sassolungo Group. To the west, you can see the peaks of the Ortles-Cevedale Group, including Vioz, Palon de la Mare, Cevedale, and the Vegaia-Tremenesca Group.
Take the dirt road marked "Malga Mondent," which, after about 20 minutes and some switchbacks while stying on the left, reaches Malga Mondent Bassa and then Malga Mondent Alta at an altitude of 1,913 m.
From here, you can admire the Val di Rabbi and the northern part of the Brenta Dolomites Group, including Monte Peller and Sasso Rosso. From Malga Alta, follow the uphill trail marked "Malga Cortinga Alta" and "Pass de l'Om" to reach the malga (2,059 m), which takes about 30 minutes. Here, you can see high-altitude flowers like gentians.
Next, follow the SAT 117 trail towards "Pas de L'Om," which ascends steeply. You’ll reach the pass (2,331 m) in about 1 hour and 10 minutes from Malga Cortinga. From here, you can admire the Val di Bresimo area. From the pass, follow the SAT 133 B trail towards Cima Vese, staying on the ridge with some ups and downs until you reach the starting point of the ridge leading to Cima Lac. Leave the SAT 133 B trail on your right and follow the wide grassy ridge until you reach the summit (marked with some stone cairns).
From Malè, you can reach Pracorno by bus (download the departure and return schedule).