Italy's highest mountain range
The most powerful mountain range in Italy
In Italy you will find the highest mountain range of the Alps. Along with France, Italy also has the highest mountain in Europe – Mont Blanc (4,808m). Among the other four-thousand-thousander mountain ranges that fall at least partially in Italy are the Valais Alps (Nordend peak (4,609 m), the Gráj Alps (Gran Paradiso (4,061 m) and Bernina (only the insignificant peak of La Spedla (4,020 m) falls in Italy here). Other high Italian mountain ranges are the Ortles, the Kotti Alps and the Ötztal Alps.
Mont Blanc Massif
The most beautiful area of France
The Mont Blanc massif is the highest part of the Alps, spread over the territories of three countries: France… continue reading
Wallis Alps
The most mountainous region of Switzerland
The Wallis Alps have the highest average height in Europe. The highest peak of the Wallis Alps is the… continue reading
Graj Alps
Great Paradise
The Graj Alps are a heavily glaciated mountain range in northwestern Italy. They are better known for their… continue reading
Bernina
The highest mountains of the Eastern Alps
Bernina is the highest mountain range in the Eastern Alps. There is also the only four thousand in the… continue reading
Ortles
The beautiful mountains of the Eastern Alps
Ortles is the second highest mountain range in the Eastern Alps. The highest peak is Ortler (3,905m asl),… continue reading
Kottic Alps
A mountain range with a prominent highest peak
The Kotti Alps lie between Italy and France. At first glance, it doesn't belong to a particularly high… continue reading
Ötztal Alps
Mountains with the most glaciers in Austria
Ötztal Alps are among the most beautiful mountains in Austria. Mainly due to the massive glaciation (the… continue reading
Dolomites
The most beautiful area of Italy
The Dolomites are amazing mountains in the north of Italy. You will not find a continuous ridge here, but… continue reading
The Sesvenna Mountains
A mountain range located in three states
The Sesvenna Mountains are a relatively lesser-known mountain range spanning three states. Only its northern… continue reading
