Dolomites
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The Dolomites of northeastern Italy are a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for their dramatic vertical limestone towers. The highest summit is Marmolada (3,343m). Formed from ancient tropical coral reefs uplifted and carved by glaciation, the Dolomites define via ferrata climbing and sport mountaineering.
21
Mountains
3343 m
Highest Peak
Contour Overview
Mountains
Marmolada (3343m)
3343 m
·Italy
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3
Punta Rocca (3309m)
3309 m
·Italy
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3
Antelao (3264m)
3264 m
·Italy
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3
Tofana di Rozes (3225m)
3225 m
·Italy
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3
Monte Cristallo (3221m)
3221 m
·Italy
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3
Civetta (3220m)
3220 m
·Italy
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4
Sorapiss (3205m)
3205 m
·Italy
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3
Cima di Vezzana (3192m)
3192 m
·Italy
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3
Cima della Pala (3184m)
3184 m
·Italy
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4
Sassolungo (3181m)
3181 m
·Italy
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4
Cima Tosa (3173m)
3173 m
·Italy
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3
Pelmo (3168m)
3168 m
·Italy
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3
Sella Group (3152m)
3152 m
·Italy
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3
Piz Boe (3152m)
3152 m
·Italy
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2
Cima di Brenta (3150m)
3150 m
·Italy
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4
Croda Rossa d'Ampezzo (3146m)
3146 m
·Italy
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3
Tre Cime di Lavaredo (2999m)
2999 m
·Italy
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3
Catinaccio (2981m)
2981 m
·Italy
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3
Campanil Basso (2883m)
2883 m
·Italy
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4
Cima d'Asta (2847m)
2847 m
·Italy
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2
Piz Ciavazes (2831m)
2831 m
·Italy
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4