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Mount Cevedale from the Forni

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Itinerary type iconAlpine trail Duration icon10:00 h Length icon23.08 km Icon descent1716 m Descent1716 m Difficulty iconDifficult

Mount Cevedale is one of the great peaks of the Ortles-Cevedale group and is one of the most popular glacial climbs in the central Alps.

The classic route runs from Rifugio Pizzini, quickly entering the glacial environment.

From the former Casati hut you ascend the wide vedretta on moderate slopes, generally well traced during the summer season. The route runs on glacier with progressive but never excessive inclination, crossing a grandiose environment dominated by the main peaks of the group.

In the upper part the slope increases slightly (to about 35-40°), leading to a wide summit shoulder.

The last section is characterized by a short snowy ridge, airy but easy in places, leading to the main summit.

From the summit there is an exceptional panorama of Gran Zebrù, Ortles and the entire surrounding glacial system.

Descent along the same route.

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