The Altopiano dei Sette Comuni (Seven cities highland, aka Asiago tableland) is a big range of sweet meadows and woods that borders, to the South, the Valsugana (Brenta river valley).
Its N border is made by a long ridge that to the N has high rocky and very wild walls (1500m high), to the S slope down gently, at the beginning with wild stony walleys and ribs, then with a big band of meadows and, after the main road (from Vezzena to Asiago) ends to the S with big wooded ribs.

The Cima Dodici - Ortigara range

The high parts of these slopes are crossed by a big net of military (1st WWW) unpaved roads) perfect for Mountain Bike and for cultural/panoramic hikes, some of this roads are open to private trafic so that you can save many hours walking to approach the summital ridge.

Vezzena Pass 1428m.

Pizzo di Levico 1908m.

Bocchetta Portule 1937m.

Mount Ortigara 2108m.

The main accesses (by the car) to the high plains are :

Malga Larici (12 km from Passo Vezzena + 6 km from the road Vezzena-Asiago) - for Cima Portule range

Malga Galmarara (from Camporovere toward Trento for 4 km then on the right for 7 km) - Cima Dodici range

Piazzale Lozze (15 km from Gallio) - for the Ortigara range

Summits

The most interesting summits are the ones belonging to the north chain (from W to E)

Pizzo di Levico (Cima Vezzena or Spitz Verle - 1908m)

Cima Manderiolo (2049m)

Cima Portule (2308m)

Cima Dodici (2336m)

Cima Undici (2229m)

Cima Dieci (Monte Castelnuovo - 2215m)

Ortigara (2108m)

Cima della Caldiera (2124m)

Monte Ortigara 2108m

Pizzo di levico 1908m

Monte Trentin 2310m

Cima Dodici 2336m

Cima Portule 2308m

Trentin Valley and M. Trentin 2310m

Cima Portule 2308m from Pizzo di levico

Getting There

BY RAIL & CAR
You can reach Trentino from the north and south either by rail Verona-Brenner-Munich or on the A22 Brenner motorway.

Local transport includes bus services run by the Trentino Trasporti and two minor railways, the Trento-Venice through Valsugana