Torre di Brenta

Torre di Brenta reaches an elevation of 3014 meters and features a narrow summit ridge with two sharp edges dividing the mountain into distinct walls.

The northern wall became a destination for mountaineers during the 19th century, leading to the establishment of multiple climbing routes across its chimneys and wings.

Rifugio Alimonta maintains the tradition of Italian alpine hospitality, providing shelter and guidance to climbers attempting the Torre di Brenta ascent.

The climbing season extends from July to September, requiring ice axes and crampons when approaching the north wall due to glacier conditions.

The southwestern wall displays red rock formations while the southeastern section reveals a contrasting yellow structure, creating distinct climbing experiences.

Elevation above the sea: 3,014 m

GPS coordinates: 46.16714,10.89582

Latest update: March 18, 2025 10:01