Monte Loffa

Monte Loffa is a mountain summit in the Venetian Prealps standing at 1,055 meters, with steep slopes covered in natural vegetation. The formation stands out as a distinct landmark in the alpine landscape due to its prominent elevation and structure.

The mountain formed as part of the geological development of the Venetian Prealps and has long shaped the geography of the Verona region. Over centuries, its paths served as important connections for communities living in the surrounding valleys.

The peak serves as a gathering point for hikers from surrounding villages who regularly visit and maintain the mountain trails. It holds a familiar place in the local walking community as a popular day-trip destination.

The Via Baita dei Fiori trail is the main route to the summit and requires proper mountain gear and careful attention to weather conditions. It is wise to check trail conditions before heading up and be prepared for changing alpine weather.

The mountain has a notable geographical isolation of about 2.4 kilometers from other peaks, making it stand out as a distinct formation in the landscape. This separation gives it a special presence in the hilly terrain around Verona.

Elevation above the sea: 1,050 m

GPS coordinates: 45.63827,10.92916

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:03