Photo: Michael Kaufmann, DAV Sektion Hamburg und Niederelbe
Selected alternatives for you
A beautiful typical alpine high-altitude hiking route. Before the destination hut Rifugio Cacciatore, there is still a break possible and recommended at the especially colorful Rifugio Val D'Ambiez - Silvio Agostini. A great hiking route of categories T2 and T3.
moderate
Distance 9 km
Duration3:58 h
Ascent520 m
Descent1,150 m
Highest point2,561 m
Lowest point1,816 m
4th day stage (ATG4-31). A "Hamburger Gate**" for hikers opens this day tour to Rifugio Cacciatore. Young scouts pause at Bocca Cacciatore for a longer time, which is understandable with the mountain panorama. Unfortunately, we encounter a dog owner who did not have control over her dog, and we are startled by the face-to-face encounter with the dog. Marmot whistles are answered with loud dog barking, new sounds in the mountains. A tasty stop is recommended at Rifugio Val D'Ambiez - Silvio Agostini. Chamois and marmots, as well as the pure Brenta mountain panorama, characterize this via ferrata paradise.
No additional notes, place your feet correctly one in front of the other.
Roadbook
The "great" hiking route of categories T2 and T3 starts at Rifugio Tommaso Pedrotti with a detour past the Cappella over a rocky ground. The path is guided onto the correct trail by a special entrance gate, several steps up, and only as wide as one person. At the junction to Sela Tossa, we keep left towards Costa Di Ceta on path 320. This T2 path then reaches Forcolotta di Noghera (2423 m). The T3 via ferrata can be bypassed here. We follow path 320 until Rifugio Val D'Ambiez - Silvio Agostini (2400 m). Only then does the path lead down to Rifugio Cacciatore (1800 m).
Rest stop
Tip
Nearby
Top Partner
Waypoint
Start point
End point
Low point
High point
Forecast
Today {low} to {high} and {precipitation} of {precipitation_type}
User Questions