moderate
Distance 10.6 km
7:00 h
1,061 m
1,245 m
4,526 m
3,497 m
The third day stage of the well-known high alpine tour "Spaghetti route" leads over the impressive connecting ridge from the Liskamm west summit (4,479 m) to the Liskamm east summit (4,527 m).
The traverse of the mighty ice giant Liskamm is especially demanding because of its exposure. Seemingly endlessly long, narrow rock and snow ridges lead from Felikjoch over the west and east summits of Liskamm to Lisjoch. These are often heavily windblown and require increased caution. Highest concentration is necessary throughout the entire traverse, because any misstep on the narrow ridge edge could have fatal consequences. The descent to Rifugio Mantova on the south side of the ridge becomes easier.
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Outdooractive Climbing
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Hartmut Wimmer
True to the slogan “Only on new paths you leave visible traces” I am a passionate hiker and explorer. I love to be in the mountains, regardless of the activity. I am the founder and CEO of Outdooractive, thus turning my hobby into a career spending my whole time with my passion. By the way, we are always looking for people to join our team at Outdooractive, maybe you will find your future job here: https://outdooractive.jobs.personio.de/?language=en

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