Easy Alpinism in Trentino-South Tyrol, Volume 1
normal routes and arêtes - Western valleys
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An impressive effort, this is a dream book for those who love summit ascents: 283 itineraries have been chosen from the most beautiful and imposing peaks of 43 mountain groups, divided into two volumes. The first volume is dedicated to the western valleys, and describes 133 ascents picked from 19 mountain groups to the west of the Adige valley: Sesvenna Group, Venoste and Passirie Alps, Tessa Group, Alpi Breonie di Ponente, The Sarentino Mountains, Ortles Group, Gavia Group, Cevedale Group, Maddalene Chain, Mendola Chain, Adamello Group, Presanella Group, Brenta Group, Cadria Group, Garda Mountains, Dolomiti Bresciane, Tremalzo Group, Monte Baldo and Pizzocolo Group.
All the itineraries described have been selected for their beautiful views and for their difficulty. Few itineraries offer mountaineering difficulties higher than II grade, but not all the ascents are just hikes: some require a good knowledge of progressing on glaciers, the use of a ferrata set as well as being able to scramble on rocks. Finally; there are opportunities for almost all seasons: in both volumes we find itineraries which run along the Alpine Arc with high altitude and ice, to be tackled during summer time, as well as itineraries which lie in mountain groups closer to the Po Valley, therefore possible to visit late autumn or even during dry winters.
Gewicht:
806 g
Autor:
Diego Filippi, Fabrizio Rattin
Verlag:
Medienart:
Bücher
Sprache:
Englisch
EAN:
9788855470926
Seiten:
608
Erscheinungsjahr:
2022
Kontinent: Europa
Land: Österreich, Italien
Region: Stubaier Alpen, Vinschgau, Texelgruppe, obervinschgau, Passeiertal, Gardasee, Ötztaler Alpen, Ortleralpen, Sarntaler Alpen, Sesvennagruppe, Brescianer Voralpen, Adamello-Presanella-Gruppe
Orte / Berge / Seen: Sulden, Monte Baldo, Presanella, Cima Brenta, Monte Misone, Habicht, Wilder Freiger, Ortler, Piz Sesvenna, Monte Cadria, Hirzer, Tribulaun, Similaun, Weißkugel, Hintere Schwärze, Zufrittspitze, Lodner, Monte Gavia, Suldenspitze