Latemar
Latemar is a mountain massif in the Dolomites of northeastern Italy, lying across parts of the provinces of Trento and South Tyrol. It forms one of the prominent landmarks of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2009. The Latemar range sits between the Val di Fiemme to the east and the Val d’Ega to the south, with nearby resort areas such as Obereggen and Pampeago contributing to its prominence as a year‑round destination.
Geologically, Latemar is typical of the Dolomites, built mainly from dolostone dating to the upper Triassic.
Ecologically, the lower slopes host mixed forests of fir and larch, while higher elevations support alpine
Cultural and natural significance, along with its striking dolomitic scenery, makes Latemar a key part of the