| CRODA ROSSA MOUNTAIN
PEAK - 2936 m |
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During the First World War was Croda Rossa Mountain a cruel
battleground. The secured tracks leading to the top were once real
warpaths. While walking along you still find some relicts of this
war. Once on the top of the mountain, if there is fair weather you
have a spectacular view to the Ortles, Großvenediger and
Großglockner, Austria’s highest mountain.
Possibilities:
1. via Burgstall
| Place of departure: |
mountain station “Croda Rossa” (1900
m) |
| Course: |
mountain station – 15a – 15b until
Burgstall – towards “Croda Rossa Mountain Peak” – Croda
Rossa Mountain Peak – way back via Costone Croda Rossa –
“Croda Rossa” mountain station |
| Altitude difference: |
1000 m |
| Highest spot: |
2936 m |
| Walking time:
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5 - 6 hours |
| Path length: |
approx. 8 kilometers |
| Difficulty: |
easy fixed rope route, equipment
required |
2. via Costone Croda Rossa
| Place of departure: |
mountain station “Croda Rossa” (1900
m) |
| Course: |
mountain station – 100 – Costone Croda Rossa – Croda Rossa Mountain Peak –
way back via Costone Croda Rossa – 100 - “Croda Rossa”
mountain station |
| Altitude difference: |
1000 m |
| Highest spot: |
2936 m |
| Walking time:
|
6 - 7 hours |
| Path length: |
approx. 10 kilometers |
| Difficulty: |
easy fixed rope route, equipment
required |
Zandonella:
It’s very challenging, mountain experience required, you have to be
very fit!
a) East Route: 1 – 1,5 hours
b) South Route: 1 hour, steeper and very exposed>
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Refuge fondo valle |
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Refuge Prati Croda Rossa |
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Refuge Zsigmondy |
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Refuge piano Fiscalino |
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Refuge Pian di Cengia |
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Car Park |
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Restaurant |
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