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| Orange
rout, for those who prefer to go up to the
Cima d’Asta |
| Malga Sorgazza – Caldenave Refuge – O
Brentari Refuge – Malga Sorgazza |
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First day
Malga Sorgazza to Rifugio Caldenave (5 hours
/ 947Mt)
Start by taking the fairly steep path no.328
to the lake at Costabrunella, following on
to Forcella Quarazza and Forzelon di Rava
(2397m)
From here it’s possible to make a short
deviation up to the top of Cimon di Rava
(2436m).
From Forzelon di Rava take no.332bis to
Forcella Ravetta before descending to the
refuge at Caldenave.
Second Day
Rifugio Caldenave to Rifugio O Brentari (7 hours
/ 1083Mt)
Follow path no.360 to the lakes of Val
d’Inferno, the path then proceeds uphill to
Forcella delle Buse Todesche (2309m)
From here take no.373 to Forcella Magna
(2117m)
Continue along no.380 and then 380bis, which
rises rapidly to Passo Socede (2516m)
After a very short time the path leads to
the Cima d’Asta refuge - Rifugio O Brentari
(2476m)
Third Day
Rifugio O Brentari to Malga Sorgazza (2,30 hours)
Before starting the descent it’s possible to
ascend to the top of the mountain or ‘Zimon’
(2847m) – a fantastic panorama and the
highest point of the whole group.
To return to Malga Sorgazza (1450m) there’s
the possibility of the shortest route via
path no.327 or a slightly longer descent
along the more panoramic path no386 via
Campagnassa.
After completing the Alta Via di Granito,
and having stamped this leaflet in the two
refuges, we will give you a commemorative
pin.
A difference in altitude of about 2.030
meters – Walking distance is approximately
14,30 hours
Mentioned walking
distances don’t include pauses and are
intended for people with a good training.
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