Monte Peller

Monte Peller is a mountain summit rising to approximately 2,300 meters in the Brenta mountain group of the Southern Rhaetian Alps. The peak features steep rocky slopes and open alpine meadows that characterize the landscape of the Adamello-Brenta Nature Park.

The summit has served as a geographical landmark within the Adamello-Brenta Nature Park, becoming known to hikers and mountaineers. Its location in the Brenta group connects it to a larger Alpine region with deep roots in traditional mountain culture.

Local mountain communities have shaped life in these high valleys through traditional practices visible along the trails today. The small farms and herds you encounter reflect how people have adapted to living in the Alpine environment.

Hikers can reach the summit through a marked trail system, with mountain huts positioned along the route to provide shelter and supplies. Starting early in the day and bringing weather-appropriate gear is wise, since conditions at elevation can change quickly.

The peak stands at a noticeable distance from its neighboring summits, making it visible from many vantage points in the area. This separation gives it a special role as an orientation point for hikers moving through the Brenta range.