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<p>Wild crags, mighty massifs, high peaks and idyllic valleys - the Brenta inspires with its breathtaking scenic beauty. Lonely and untouched, the mountain range lies in the foothills of the Dolomites. The area, which is known for via ferratas and climbing tours, should definitely also be discovered for walking.</p><p>Magnificent ridges, lonely mountain ranges and beautiful huts invite you to embark on lengthy routes. The Rother hiking guide "Brenta" shows with 52 one- and two-day hikes that a visit to this region is definitely worthwhile. The selection of tours includes summit ascents, crossings and circular hikes, many of them easy and moderately difficult, but there are also some challenging routes. Of course, there are also some of the famous via ferratas, without which a visit to Brenta would be unthinkable. In addition, attractive hikes in the neighboring Adamello and Presanella groups are presented.</p><p>Rushing streams and thundering waterfalls characterize the picture here and you can enjoy magnificent views of glaciers. The Brenta Group has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2009 due to its exceptional scenic beauty. Each tour in this hiking guide is presented with detailed, reliable route descriptions, map sections with route entries and informative altitude profiles.</p><p>In addition, GPS data for all routes is available to download from the Rother Bergverlag website. Many appealing color photos illustrate the text and whet the appetite for a lengthy hiking vacation in the Brenta region.</p><p><br></p>