Faloria Hut and Capanna Tondi

Snow and ice in Faloria

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Details

  • hike_type Hike type

    Hike

  • hike_difficult Difficulty

    E

  • hike_distance Distance

    13.80 KM

  • altitude_min Altitude MIN

    1694.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_positive Altitude drop +

    637 mt

  • altitude_max Altitude MAX

    2331.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_negative Altitude drop -

    -637 mt

  • hike_type Hike type

    Hike

  • hike_difficult Difficulty

    E

  • hike_distance Distance

    13.80 KM

  • altitude_min Altitude MIN

    1694.00 mt

  • altitude_max Altitude MAX

    2331.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_positive Altitude drop +

    637 mt

  • altitude_drop_negative Altitude drop -

    -637 mt

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Exceptional excursion with a divine time to say the least. Departure from the Rio Gere hut shortly after the Tre Croci pass. You walk along the ski lift for a short time to get to a very nice path in the middle of the woods.

Date

28-01-2017

Distance

13.80 KM

Hike type

Hike

Ascent

637 mt

  • Mountain

    Monte Faloria

  • Address

    Cortina d’Ampezzo, Veneto, Italy

  • Altitude

    2331.00 m

  • Refuges

    Rifugio Faloria, Capanna Tondi

  • Information

    Rifugio Faloria Capanna Tondi

Today there was a difficulty due to ice (totally frozen path). The path runs alongside the ski slopes in safety until you reach the Faloria hut. Here, following a path of a hare, I arrived at the end of the ski-lift and at the edge of the track to the Tondi Hut where you can appreciate a spectacular 360 ° panorama!

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Difficulty

Hikers - Itineraries on paths or evident traces in various types of terrain (pastures, debris, stony ground ...). They are generally marked with paint or cairns (pyramid-shaped stacked stones that allow you to identify the route even from a distance). They can also take place in snowy but only slightly inclined environments. They require the equipment described in the part dedicated to hiking and sufficient orientation skills, walking training for a few hours.
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