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Sassolungo Team

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Distance 12.3 km

5:30 h

1,100 m

3,181 m

1,568 m

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Difficulty

III+ moderate

Overall difficulty

moderate

Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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Highest point

Sassolungo, 3,181 m

Lowest point

1,568 m

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First ascent

The first Sassolungo ascent was on August 13th 1869 by the austrian climber Paul Grohmann and the Italian mountain guides Franz Innerkofler and Peter Salcher.

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Safety information

People getting there also via the "Normal" route must be phisically prepared and used to high alpine terrain.

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Isolde Kostner (born 20 March 1975) is an Italian former alpine skier who won two bronze medals at the 1994 Winter Olympics and 1 silver medal at 2002 Winter Olympics. She was Italian flag bearer at the opening ceremony of the 2002 Olympics.

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Coffin lift Forcella Sassolungo
Bus stop Passo Sella
Bus stop Corda Sasslong
Bus stop La Poza
The Stone City
Viewpoint Mont Sëura
Viewpoint Mont Sëura
Punto panoramico Passo Sella
Steinerne Stadt
Col Ciaulonch
Langkofelhütte (Rif. Vicenza)
Toni Demetz Hut

Directions

From Bolzano by car about 1hour 30 min via Gardena Valley, Ortisei and Sella Pass (2200m)

Parking

The Sella Pass provides ample parking

Coordinates

46.509043, 11.755430

DMS

46°30'32.6"N 11°45'19.5"E

UTM

32T 711390 5154297

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Equipment

All the equipment normally used for alpine terrain: ropes (to be used also for absailing), harness, technical hardware as carabiners and slings, helmet and clothing useful for high mountain terrain.

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Difficulty

III+ moderate

Overall difficulty

moderate

Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

Distance

12.3 km

Duration

5:30 h

Ascent

1,100 m

Descent

1,100 m

Highest point

3,181 m

Lowest point

1,568 m

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