Forcella Antracisa (Antracisa pass)

Fresh snow at the foot of the Antelao

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Details

  • hike_type Hike type

    Hike

  • hike_difficult Difficulty

    E

  • hike_distance Distance

    11.70 KM

  • altitude_min Altitude MIN

    1082.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_positive Altitude drop +

    753 mt

  • altitude_max Altitude MAX

    1835.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_negative Altitude drop -

    -753 mt

  • hike_type Hike type

    Hike

  • hike_difficult Difficulty

    E

  • hike_distance Distance

    11.70 KM

  • altitude_min Altitude MIN

    1082.00 mt

  • altitude_max Altitude MAX

    1835.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_positive Altitude drop +

    753 mt

  • altitude_drop_negative Altitude drop -

    -753 mt

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First release of 2018 in the company of his companion Tomaso. The destination set for the day is the Antelao refuge at the foot of the king of Domiti. The day started with uncertain weather and it started snowing around 11.

Date

21-01-2018

Distance

11.70 KM

Hike type

Hike

Ascent

753 mt

  • Mountain

    Monte Antelao

  • Address

    Pozzale di Cadore, Veneto, Italy

  • Altitude

    1835.00 m

  • Refuges

  • Information

We continued undaunted and arrived at the Antracisa fork we had to stop. The snowfall turned into a small storm. We stayed away for a while until the sun came back! The return in fresh snow was spectacular.

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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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