The Orobie Alps are a mountain range located in northern Italy, primarily within the Lombardy region. They stretch from the Adda River in the east to the Oglio River in the west, featuring stunning landscapes, deep valleys, and numerous peaks. The highest point is Pizzo di Coca, reaching an elevation of 3,052 meters. This range is known for its rich biodiversity, including various flora and fauna, and offers numerous outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and climbing. The Orobie Alps Park protects much of the area, promoting conservation and sustainable tourism while showcasing the region's natural beauty.