In the book by Gilbert & Churchill The Dolomite Mountains, there is a picture of Monte Pelmo with its upper cirque filled with ice like a bowl. Was it really so?
New Bivacco Fiamme Gialle, Pale di San Martino
High on the south-east shoulder of Cimon della Pala, the Bivacco Fiamme Gialle has long been one of the most iconic high-altitude shelters in the Pale di San Martino.
New Bivacco Baccon-Barborka: The Rebuilt WWI Bivouac on Furcia Rossa
The Bivacco Baccon-Barborka is a tiny, always-open shelter with 4 bunks (no mattresses), located at an altitude of 2620 meters on the Furcia Rossa ridge in the Fanes group.
On Antelao After Midnight: Footsteps, Rockfall… and a Shot in the Dark
Antelao has a mountaineering story that feels wilder and less polished than many of its Dolomite neighbors, rooted in hunters, solitude, and a touch of mystery.
Marmolada Cave Bivouac: The Oldest Bivouac in the Dolomites Above a Retreating Glacier
When I climbed Marmolada in 2010, I noticed a cave high above the glacier and became convinced it was a military outpost from WW1. I was completely wrong.
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