Marmolada Mountain, Named As The Queen Of The Dolomites, The Highest Mountain Of Dolomites. Marmolada Is A Mountain In Northeastern Italy And The Highest Mountain Of The Dolomites. Located About 100 Kilometres North-Northwest Of Venice, From Which It Can Be Seen On A Clear Day, It Consists Of A Ridge Running West To East. Towards The South It Breaks Suddenly Into Sheer Cliffs, Forming A Rock Face Several Kilometres Long. On The North Side There Is A Comparatively Flat Glacier, The Only Large Glacier In The Dolomites - The Marmolada Glacier, Ghiacciaio Della Marmolada. The Ridge Is Composed Of Several Summits, Decreasing In Altitude From West To East: Punta Penia, Punta Rocca, Punta Ombretta, Monte Serauta, And Pizzo Serauta. An Aerial Tramway Goes To The Top Of Punta Rocca. During The Ski Season The Marmolada`s Main Ski Run Is Opened For Skiers And Snowboarders Alike, Making It Possible To Ski Down Into The Valley. Dolomites, Italy, Europe.

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