ソラーガの絶景の山頂・トップ20

Arrival and departure point for numerous excursions with breathtaking views

With its 3,343 meters of altitude, Punta Penia is the highest peak of the Marmolada and of all the Dolomites. Climbed for the first time in 1864 by the Viennese Paul Grohmann, pioneer of mountaineering, with the Ampezzo guides Angelo and Fulgenzio Dimai. On the summit there is a small refuge, perfect for those who want to find refreshment and a roof over their heads: the Capanna Punta Penia, managed for years by Carlo Budel.

The Torre di Pisa refuge takes its name from the nearby oblique rock spur which recalls the Tuscan tower of the same name. It is the only refuge in the Latemar group and is located on the top of the Cavignon peak at 2671 meters above sea level. You can find info on the refuge here: https://www.rifugiotorredipisa.it/

From here there are beautiful views of the surrounding mountains!

Great climb up and down with little "crawls" and a brilliant view. It's a lot of fun. It is advisable to start walking as early as possible.

This was my third time here and the route has changed. There was a lot of rubble here, everything was very “porous”. It's worth enjoying this view, unique rocks.

Beautiful all-round view and views into the far distance. The Rifugio Torre di Pisa can be reached in different ways. The "easier" way from the Oberholz mountain station runs over the 360° panorama, via path no. 22 and then from the junction uphill via path no. 516. Climbing up (easy climbing passages) was fun, but down some places were not so experienced already challenging.

The Vajolet refuge, located at an altitude of 2,243 meters in the heart of the Catinaccio group, is the starting point for numerous excursions and via ferratas. The kitchen produces excellent apple strudels. You can check the opening period here: https://www.rifugiovajolet.com/ita/