Brenta group

The Brenta Group is an alpine mountain formation in northern Italy dominated by limestone peaks and dramatic rock faces. The range features numerous trails and mountain shelters that wind through its jagged terrain and steep valleys.

Scientific exploration of the mountains began in the mid-1800s through international climbers and geologists. These early expeditions established the foundation for understanding the geology and structure of this alpine region.

The name comes from local dialect referring to the region's relationship with water and mountain life. People here have long connected with these peaks as part of their daily landscape and seasonal rhythms.

The best time to visit is during summer months when the mountain trails are snow-free and accessible. The nearby villages at the base serve as good starting points for hikes and guided tours into the range.

This mountain group has an unusual geological structure featuring horizontal rock layers and natural stone towers. It is the only formation of this kind west of the Adige River in this alpine region.

Location: Trentino

Elevation above the sea: 2,782 m

Made from material: sedimentary rock

Part of: The Dolomites

GPS coordinates: 46.15722,10.87111

Latest update: December 20, 2025 11:47