Cima Ombretta

Cima Ombretta is an Alpine peak in the Dolomites that rises to 3,011 meters, featuring steep rock faces and multiple climbing routes through varied mountain terrain. The summit presents different approaches and challenges suitable for climbers of various skill levels.

The mountain formed during the Triassic period, when ancient coral reefs transformed into the limestone structures visible today. This geological history shapes the peak's appearance and composition.

Local climbers use this peak as a training ground, passing down traditional Alpine techniques from one generation to the next. The mountain serves as a gathering place where experienced mountaineers test their skills and share their passion for the high country.

Rifugio Contrin serves as the key base for ascents, offering accommodation and supplies for climbers. The best climbing season is during warmer months when conditions are more stable and routes are more accessible.

From the summit, visitors can see neighboring peaks like Pelmo, Civetta, and Moiazza stretching across the landscape. The Passo Ombretta passage stands out for its technical climbing demands that push even experienced mountaineers.