Monte Maddalena

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Monte Maddalena

Highest point
Elevation	874 m (2,867 ft)
Geography

Location	Lombardy, Italy

Monte Maddalena is a mountain of Lombardy, Italy, It has an elevation of 874 metres.

Paragliding is a popular sport because of the updrafts from Lake Garda. Overlooking the city of Brescia, Monte Maddalena is also popular for hiking and bicycling.