Monte Trobio

Monte Trobio is a mountain summit in the Orobie Alps that reaches 2865 meters with steep rocky ridges and distinct geological formations visible along its slopes. The terrain displays extensive stone fields and moraine deposits that tell the story of past glacial activity.

The terrain around Monte Trobio contains traces of military roads built in earlier centuries during territorial disputes in northern Italy. These historical routes remain part of the mountain path network and reflect the region's Alpine transport history.

Local mountaineering groups maintain the network of trails across Monte Trobio, preserving traditional Alpine climbing routes for new generations of climbers.

Climbing Monte Trobio requires mountaineering experience, with the main route departing from Valbondione via Grumetti and passing several mountain shelters along the way. Visitors should prepare for changing mountain weather and allow plenty of time for both ascent and descent.

Three small glacier remnants lie in the northwestern basin of the mountain and are surrounded by extensive stone fields that mark where ice once flowed. These frozen patches are rare survivors of a time when glaciers extended much further down the slopes.

Location: Lombardy

Elevation above the sea: 2,865 m

GPS coordinates: 46.06030,10.09289

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:02