Monte Torena, Mountain summit in Bergamo Alps, Italy
Monte Torena is a summit in the Bergamo Alps reaching 2,911 meters (9,551 feet) with steep slopes and varying rock types across its face. The mountain shows dramatic rocky walls and scree fields, particularly on its south side where climbers access the peak from different approach routes.
The peak formed as part of the Bergamo Alps and served as a boundary between regions. Its southern slopes feed water into the Serio River system, which shaped the surrounding valleys and landscapes over time.
Local mountaineering groups maintain several climbing routes to the summit, continuing traditions of Alpine exploration established through generations of climbers.
The climb demands mountaineering experience and proper equipment for steep and technical sections. Weather conditions shift rapidly at altitude, so starting early and preparing for temperature swings makes a real difference.
The mountain holds the position of tenth highest peak among 608 summits in the Bergamo area, with a prominence that ranks 39th in the region.
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