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Dolomiti Palaronda Ferrata 360 Tour - 5th stage

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Duration 6.0 h

Distance 9.5 km

Ascend 672 hm

Descent 1421 hm

Max. height 2491 m

Dolomiti Palaronda Ferrata 360 Tour - 5th stage - Description

The Palaronda Ferrata 360 Tour is the most complete, fun and exciting experience to discover the mountain range of Pale di San Martino through a net of well maintained and well-marked via ferratas and equipped paths.
This Tour, designed for hikers who wants to live an unforgettable experience, covers the entire mountain range of Pale di San Martino from North to South through beautiful paths and via ferratas in about 8 days, making a reservation for one or more overnight stays at the Pale Huts

Directions

  • Start

    Rifugio Velo della Madonna

    From the Velo della Madonna Hut, go up to Cima della Stanga (2.550 m.a.s.l.) along the 742 path (also called “del Cacciatore” path)  walking down the Val Pradidali under the impressive eastern face of Sass Maor. Once you get to the spot called Pedemonte (also “Pòrtela” 1.627 m.a.s.l.) follow the 709 path towards the ruins of Malga Pradidali (1.428 m.a.s.l.) to finally reach Malga Canali (1.302 m.a.s.l.). Continue on the forest road and follow the trail sign number 707 up to an altitude of 1.428 metres; from here, climb up to Treviso “Canali” Hut (1.634 m.a.s.l.).
    Possible variation: an option to fill your day once you get to the Treviso “Canali” Hut, is to climb on the nearby via ferrata called “del Canalone”, just 5 minutes far from the Hut, the 720 path will then lead you back to the Hut in about 2 hours.

  • end point

    Rifugio Treviso

required equipment

Trekking boots or Trekking shoes, possibly Gore-TexStrong and snug Trekking backpackFleece Wind-stopper jacket and light Wind-stopper trousersT-shirts, underwear and socksLightweight long trekking trousersHeavy fleece jacket or pulloverSun hat, warm beanie and lightweight termal glovesTowel, sleeping bag linersBasic First Aid Kit, blister patchesWater bottle or ThermosHead lamp and pocketknifeInformation material and mapTelescopic trekking poles (optional)Sunscreen, photocameraClimbing Kit (carabiners, thin ropes, descender)Climbing helmetHarness

Difficulty

  • Difficulty

    Medium

  • Fitness

  • Experience

  • Landscape

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