REGULAR ROUTES – DOLOMITES
Climb the highest peaks of the Dolomites through the more logical route; it usually coincides with the first ascenders’ route. Normal routes are not technically hard (not more than III grade) so you don’t have to be a strong climber but only fit enough to be in the mountains for one full day.
| Itinerary |
Difficulty |
| Antelao |
F+/PD |
| Cima Grande di Lavaredo |
AD |
| Sorapiss |
AD |
| Sassolungo – Cengia dei Fassani |
AD |
REGULAR ROUTES – WEST ALPS
Open spaces, glaciers and thin air: these are the characteristics of the high mountain environment. And it’s every alpinist dream to climb the major tops of the Alps.
| Itinerary |
Difficulty |
| Cima dei Preti – Via Normale |
PD- |
| Cridola – Via Normale |
PD- |
| Jof di Montasio – Via di Dogna |
PD |
| M. Duranno – Via Normale |
PD+ |
| Campanile Toro – Via Normale |
PD+ |
| Jof di Montasio – Diretta Kugy |
AD |
VIE DEL PASSATO – SULLE ORME DEI PIONIERI
Great mountains and great environment for these historic routes climbed for the first time at the beginning of mountaineering exploration of Carnic and Julian Alps.
| Itinerary |
Difficulty |
| Cima dei Preti – Via Normale |
PD- |
| Cridola – Via Normale |
PD- |
| Jof di Montasio – Via di Dogna |
PD |
| M. Duranno – Via Normale |
PD+ |
| Campanile Toro – Via Normale |
PD+ |
| Jof di Montasio – Diretta Kugy |
AD |
PERIOD: June – October
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