Sobretta-Gavia

The solid mass of Sobretta-Gavia is a solid mass of the Eastern Préalpes Southerners. It rises in Italy (Lombardy).

The Monte Sobretta is the culminating point of the solid mass. The Monte Gavia is the third plus high summit.

Geography

Situation

The solid mass is surrounded of the Massif of Ortles in the North-East, of the solid mass of the Adamello-Presanella in south-east, the the Alps bergamasks in the south and of the Chaîne of Livigno in the North-West.

It is bordered by the Adda (Valteline) in the west and the Oglio (Val Camonica) in the south.

Principal Summits

Assembles Sobretta, 3296 m
Punta di Pietra Rossa, 3278 m
Monte Gavia, 3223 m
Cima Monticello, 3177 m
Monte Vallecetta, 3148 m
Monte Valmalza, 3094 m
Cima Bianca, 3012 m
Monte Coleazzo, 3006 m
Monte Serottini, 2967 m

Activities

Winter sports resorts

Environment

The solid mass is covered partly by the National park with Stelvio, is created in 1935 and is increased in 1977.

Geography of the Eastern Alps

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