Monte Tremalzo, Mountain summit in Lombardy, Italy

Monte Tremalzo is a mountain summit reaching 1,975 meters (6,479 feet) in the Southern Limestone Alps between Lombardy and Trentino Alto Adige. Several hiking trails lead to the peak, with a tunnel at about 1,830 meters (6,004 feet) providing access to different routes.

The sources do not document fortifications or military roads on Monte Tremalzo itself. The mountain stands on the border between the Autonomous Province of Trento and the Province of Brescia, with the Tremalzo Pass nearby; the paved mountain road from Lago d'Ampola in the Ledro valley reaches the pass and the Rifugio Garda, the usual starting point for the summit.

The summit marks the border between the Autonomous Province of Trento and the Province of Brescia. The Tremalzo Pass road, built for military use, now carries cyclists and hikers; the Rifugio Garda serves as the starting point for the final 45-minute climb.

The main hiking trail, Sentiero Cima Tremalzo, requires moderate fitness and good mountain preparation. Proper footwear and plenty of water are essential, especially on exposed sections where the path is steep.

From the summit, the view north takes in the nearby Lago di Ledro, while the Adamello group stands to the west and the Gulf of Garda lies to the southeast. The 1,975-metre peak is reached on foot in about 45 minutes from Rifugio Garda, via a path exposed in its upper section.