The Adamello-Brenta Geopark, home to the Brenta Dolomites and the Adamello Glacier, offers breathtaking scenery and is a true paradise for trekking and climbing enthusiasts. The park's territory extends from the Adamello Glacier in the west to the Val di Non (Non Valley) in the east, passing along the main Brenta ridge, with the highest point being Cima Presanella at 3,558 meters. The park is home to a population of brown bears.
- Due to its geological diversity, the natural park has been declared a UNESCO Geopark: the Presanella group to the west is made of granite, while the Brenta massif to the east, with its spectacular battlements and towers, is made of main dolomite.
- The Brenta, also known as the Dolomiti di Brenta, is an El Dorado for cliff climbers, with characteristic bands of rock along which there are famous via ferrata.
- To the west, the Trentino Natural Park is joined by the Lombard Adamello Regional Park, a rugged high mountain landscape that stretches from Mount Adamello to Lake Garda.
Kompass maps contain everything outdoor enthusiasts need to know.
These highly detailed maps show the topography of the terrain, indicate hiking trails with marks according to the level of difficulty, contour lines and the corresponding types of vegetation as well as comprehensive tourist information.
Symbols indicate campsites, youth hostels, mountain huts, selected hotels and remote inns, sports and recreational facilities, and a wide range of other places of interest.
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