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· Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
Monte Nero - Via Botteri
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The Rifugio SegantiniPhoto: Evelyn Gafriller, AVS Sektion Brixen
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Solitary climbing route on Monte Nero 3344m
moderate
Distance 17.6 km
7:15 h
1,442 m
1,315 m
3,344 m
2,029 m
Beautiful, not too difficult climbing route on a 3000-meter peak, which is much less frequented due to its proximity to the much better-known Cima Presanella. The climbing itself is never harder than grade IV, but still offers steep and very nice pitched climbing sections, which are also excellently protected with spits. The belay stations are drilled as well, and route finding is relatively easy. A great route for all lovers of enjoyable climbing. As a highlight, you can also continue climbing along the ridge to Cima Presanella. Additional time required is about 1.5 hours. The only downside is the long approach and descent.
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IV+
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Highest point
3,344 m
Lowest point
2,029 m
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Approach
1,000 m
Wall height
300 m
Climbing length
310 m,
2:15 h
Descent
1,300 m,
3:00 h
Rope length
2 x 60 m
Number of quickdraws
7
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Rifugio Segantini Val D'AmolaSafety information
Warning: some of the large blocks during ascent and descent are loose. Caution is advised. If there is still a lot of snow, crampons are also necessary for ascent and descent.Roadbook
Hike up from the car park to Rifugio Segantini and from there follow the path towards Cima Presanella for a good distance. After the moraine, leave the path and go straight ahead, off-trail over large blocks and stones directly below the well-visible Monte Nero. The start is almost in a direct fall line to the summit (see topo). Descent: rappel 5 times with double rope along the route. Then return the same way as the ascent.
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Rifugio SegantiniRifugio Segantini Val D'Amola
Directions
On the Brenner motorway to Trento, from there follow the SS 239 to Madonna di Campiglio. Between Pinzolo and S. Antonio di Mavignola, take the signposted hairpin turn to Val Nambrone. Pass Rifugio Nambrone and follow the forest road for about 8 km to the Malga Vallina d'Amola car park.Parking
At the end of the forest road in the valley head near the Malga Vallina d'Amola alpine hut.Coordinates
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46.206991, 10.724876
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46°12'25.2"N 10°43'29.6"E
UTM
32T 633061 5118492
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Equipment
Normal climbing gear, min. 7 quickdraws, possibly friends for additional protection up to #2.Localization
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Difficulty
IV+
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
17.6 km
Duration
7:15 h
Ascent
1,442 m
Descent
1,315 m
Highest point
3,344 m
Lowest point
2,029 m
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