Il gruppo delle Odle è una catena montuosa delle Dolomiti che assieme al gruppo del Puez costituisce la maggior parte del territorio del parco naturale Puez-Odle, contornato dalla val Badia, val Gardena e val di Funes, in Alto Adige.
Il nome “Odle”, deriva dal ladino e significa “aghi”, descrive perfettamente la formazione geologica delle Odle. La roccia frastagliata ha molte torri a forma “appuntita”, che sporgono in alto come appunto degli aghi.
La cima più alta della catena è il Sass Rigais, a pari merito con la cima della Furchetta, entrambe raggiungono infatti la quota di 3.025 metri.
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