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Mount Sobretta North

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Itinerary type iconSki mountaineering Duration icon3:51 h Length icon9.19 km Icon descent1324 m LBL_ICONA_DISLIVELLO_NEGATIVO8 m Difficulty iconModerate

Start near the detour to the Paradiso refuge in Plaghera and follow the quiet Gavia road that climbs with little incline surrounded by a beautiful forest of firs, larches and stone pines. After a hairpin bend the road goes to lap the ski slopes (At this point it is also possible to climb directly from the arrival of the Plaghera chairlift, passing to the left of the lift) and then enter halfway up the slope to the left, following the road as far as Ponte dell'Alpe (2289 m). Gradually diagonally heading west, climb the interrupted slopes until you reach the start of the Valle dell'Alpe ski lift near the ski slopes of the Santa Caterina Valfurva ski area. Past the chairlift, follow the obvious vallecola to its end; at this point you lose a few meters of elevation gain and, having passed the stream bed, continue along the wide amphitheater of the upper part of Valle dell'Alpe. When you reach a plateau you go slightly to the right and overcome a steep section, then continue, more or less in the center of the valley gradually bending to the right. Arriving at the base of the final steeper impluvium, you climb it, arriving on the eastern ridge of the mountain, and bending to the left you briefly reach the summit. Just past the chairlift it is possible, bending to the right, to pass over a plateau that leads back to join the upper part of the classic route.

The western slope of Mount Sobretta
From the summit of Mount Sobretta toward Pizzo Tresero.
The northern slopes of Mount Sobretta
Descent northward from Mount Sobretta
Departure from the summit.

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