Paganella

The Paganella seen in sunrise from Povo ( Trento fraction ) from

The Paganella between Trento and the Brenta Dolomites in the background

The Paganella is a mountain range in the west of Trento in northern Italy. The massif consists of a plateau ( Alto Piano della Paganella ) with several peaks, the highest is 2125 meters with the Roda. The other peaks are the Spaloti di Fai and the Becco di Corno in the north and the foothills of Annetta and Vettorato in the south.

The Paganella is of great tourist interest. The western side of the massif is rich in forests, hiking trails and ski slopes. The steeply sloping east side against Trent was formerly known as training ground for mountaineers of importance, including Bruno Detassis and Cesare Maestri.