Monte Calvarina

Monte Calvarina is a mountain summit in the Venetian Prealps with rocky slopes and natural vegetation covering its sides and the surrounding landscape. The peak offers hiking paths and views toward neighboring peaks like Tre Punte di Prealta.

The mountain's location in the Venetian Prealps made it a geographical landmark for nearby communities from the time settlements were established centuries ago. The landscape provided stable reference points that local people could rely on as their region developed.

The summit attracts walkers from nearby towns who follow routes that have been used for generations, treating the mountain as part of their outdoor life. Families regularly visit to spend time together in this familiar landscape.

The mountain is reached through established hiking trails starting from various points nearby. Sturdy footwear is recommended since the paths cross rocky terrain and navigation aids like maps are useful for visitors unfamiliar with the area.

The peak stands out among the thousands of summits in the region because of its prominence and visibility from various vantage points across the landscape. This characteristic makes it a reliable landmark for hikers navigating through the mountains.

Elevation above the sea: 682 m

GPS coordinates: 45.50930,11.28075

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:23