Cima Valdritta, Mountain summit in Monte Baldo range, Italy.
Cima Valdritta is a limestone summit in the Monte Baldo range that stands at 2218 meters. The peak displays steep eastern slopes with rocky towers rising above grassy benches and terraced sections.
This summit's formation began during the Jurassic and Paleogene periods when geological processes shaped the limestone structure. These ancient periods left the peak with its distinctive rocky composition and steep terrain.
The Monte Baldo region, including Cima Valdritta, contains numerous botanical species that have attracted naturalists and researchers for centuries.
Hikers can approach the summit using several different routes, with the eastern path starting from the SP3 road offering the most direct way up. Weather conditions and seasonal changes significantly affect route difficulty and hiking times.
The western face features a natural amphitheater with vertical limestone walls that descend toward Lake Garda below. This geological arrangement creates a striking visual formation visible from certain viewpoints around the peak.
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