Crozzon di Brenta
A nine-hundred-metre edge, visible from the road to Campiglio.
01 1.3 km as the crow flies
02 
Cima Margherita
It was called Cima Regina Margherita, then the queen dropped out of the name.
0.9 km as the crow flies
03 
Campanile Alto
It has two summits, separated by a deep cleft.
0.4 km as the crow flies
04 
Torre di Brenta
It was first climbed by the same Molveno guide who had made the first ascent of the Crozzon.
0.4 km as the crow flies
05 
Cima dei Armi
It bears the name of a family of chamois and bear hunters.
1 km as the crow flies
06 
Cima Brenta Alta
It was first climbed in 1880 by the Nicolussi brothers, guides from Molveno.
1.7 km as the crow flies
07 Dolomiti di Brenta
A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2009, the westernmost Dolomite group.
1 km as the crow flies
08 
Cima Mandron
A reddish wall that drops for seven hundred metres, and the fame of its neighbour.
0.9 km as the crow flies
09 
Cima Brenta
It is the highest peak of the Dolomiti di Brenta, not the Tosa.
Download the stops (GPX) for your satnav or watch: the points and their order.
The distances are as the crow flies: you reach these stops on foot, and the real path is longer. The order of the stops starts from the place highest up the valley and goes on to the nearest, following the direction in which the Noce flows.