Monte Agnello

Monte Agnello rises to an elevation of 2,357 meters, featuring distinct limestone formations and offering clear views across the surrounding Dolomite peaks.

The mountain has served as a natural boundary marker between different Alpine communities since medieval times, guiding travelers through mountain passes.

Local mountain guides organize weekly group excursions from July through August, maintaining traditions of Alpine exploration and education.

The Agnello chairlift provides access to various hiking trails, with a 5-kilometer circular route leading to the summit taking approximately 4 hours.

The mountain contains specific geological layers that demonstrate the transformation of ancient marine deposits into current Alpine rock formations.

Elevation above the sea: 2,357 m

GPS coordinates: 46.32654,11.55878

Latest update: March 23, 2025 16:19