Monte Tombea

Monte Tombea is a summit in the Brescia and Garda Prealps rising to about 1950 meters, positioned between the Alto Garda Bresciano region and Lake Garda. From the top, views stretch across the surrounding Alpine terrain and toward the lake below.

The mountain area holds traces of ancient settlements that reveal human activity across many periods of history. These remains show that the region has been inhabited since early times.

Local hikers and mountaineers have used these slopes for generations, creating a tradition of exploring the ridge and passing knowledge of the routes to others. The paths show how people in this region have connected with the mountains over time.

Several marked trails reach the summit from different starting points, mainly from villages within the Alto Garda Bresciano Park. Plan adequate time for the ascent, as the duration varies depending on which route you choose.

The position of this summit in the Southern Limestone Alps creates conditions that support rare plant species adapted to calcium-rich soil. These specific geological formations contribute to the biodiversity found in this section of the Alps.