Cima Marana, Mountain summit in Crespadoro, Italy
Cima Marana is a mountain summit in the Venetian Alps reaching 1554 meters above sea level. The peak offers wide views across Lake Garda and toward the distant Dolomite ranges.
The summit received royal attention in 1879 when Queen Margherita and Prince Victor Emmanuel III visited to see the views. This visit marked an important moment in the mountain's recognition as a destination.
A wooden cross, installed at the summit in 1977, marks the location where previous crosses were destroyed by lightning strikes through the years.
Several hiking trails reach the summit starting from Contrada Gebbani and Contrada Castagna, some connecting with the marked CAI trail section 202. Different routes offer options for hikers of varying experience levels.
A wooden cross installed at the summit in 1977 stands where previous crosses were destroyed by lightning strikes. The cross serves as a symbol of resilience against the harsh alpine elements.
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