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Bocchette Alte Via Ferrata
Mountaineering
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Routes leading to this Highlight may be highly dangerous
Routes comprise technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.
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Johanna
July 24, 2018
Mountaineering
The Bocchette Alte via ferrata follows a splendid route that starts below Cima Molveno, crosses Spallone dei Massodi, crosses the Garbari ledge of Cima Brenta and finally descends to Bocca di Tuckett. The highest point of the via ferrata is at 2,900 meters. It is demanding, very exposed and therefore only suitable for well-trained mountaineers. For this route you need complete via ferrata equipment.
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•Marco Wandrowec
September 5, 2022
Mountaineering
Beautiful via ferrata with several ladders. When wet, the stones are already slippery. At the highest point, follow the markings, otherwise you won't find the way.
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•Christian 🏔️ OUTDOOR 🥾🧗🏻♂️🚵♀️
July 23, 2024
Mountaineering
The approach to the start of the Bocchette path at the Bocca del Tuckett can be done in 3 different ways:
1. Approach from the Rifugio Croz dell Altissimo (from Lake Molveno) (4:00 hours)
2. Approach from the Grosté mountain station via the Sentiero Benini (3:30 hours)
3. Approach from Rifugio Vallesinella via the Tuckett hut (2:45 hours)
1. Approach from the Rifugio Croz dell Altissimo (from Lake Molveno) (4:00 hours)
2. Approach from the Grosté mountain station via the Sentiero Benini (3:30 hours)
3. Approach from Rifugio Vallesinella via the Tuckett hut (2:45 hours)
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Best routes to Bocchette Alte Via Ferrata
2
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9.33km
06:38
810m
800m
Hard mountaineering route. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.
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Elevation 2,800 m
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