Cima Trappola

Cima Trappola rises to an elevation of 1,865 meters, featuring gentle grassy slopes on the southern side and steep wooded areas on the eastern face.

During World War I, the mountain area contained military positions, with remnants of trenches and fortifications still visible along the hiking paths today.

The mountain stands near Il Vallone, where a 50-meter deep sinkhole named Buco del Vallone served local communities for ice collection in past centuries.

Several marked trails lead to the summit from San Giorgio, with parking facilities available at the base and a total hiking distance of 15.7 kilometers.

The mountain offers views of both the Carega massif and Valle di Ronchi, where two distinct valleys merge at Passo Pertica, creating a geographical intersection.

Elevation above the sea: 1,865 m

GPS coordinates: 45.69317,11.10945

Latest update: March 18, 2025 02:35