Cima Carega

Cima Carega rises to 2,259 meters above sea level, featuring limestone walls and ravines on its northeastern and northern faces within the Monte Lessini mountain group.

The mountain area contains visible remnants of World War I fortifications, including military trenches and defensive structures that were part of the Italian-Austrian frontline.

The region surrounding Cima Carega reflects a mixture of Germanic and Romance influences in local dialects, stemming from its position near the historical Germanic-Roman Empire border.

Multiple hiking trails lead to the summit from different directions, with ascent times ranging from three to five hours depending on the chosen route and weather conditions.

The northern ravines of Cima Carega maintain snow coverage until mid-summer, creating extended opportunities for winter sports and technical climbing throughout the warmer months.

Location: Trentino-South Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 2,259 m

GPS coordinates: 45.72396,11.13009

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:06