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Climbing Pizzo Tresero – Italian Alps

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

View from the summit toward the Gavia pass. Bivacco Seveso is the red dot on the ridge.

My first attempt climbing Pizzo Tresero several years ago was not successful due to a very bad weather and due to my own bad physical conditions. But I was there again and climbed it from the Berni hut below the Gavia pass.

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Mangart – Jewel at the End of the Mangart Road

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Mangart saddle.

Mangart, 2678 m, is a mountain on the border between Italy and Slovenia. There are many routes to the summit, from both countries. Within this post, I describe the normal route from Mangart saddle (2055 m).

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Visiting The Place Where Otzi Iceman Was Found

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Visiting The Place Where Otzi Iceman Was Found

I climbed to the place where Otzi Iceman was found. This is about the oldest intact human body ever found, thousands of years older than the great pyramids in Egypt. Read more in the text.

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Stelvio Pass – One of the Greatest Roads in the World

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Stelvio pass - the upper part

Stelvio Pass (Passo dello Stelvio, 2757 m) is one of the greatest passes in the world. It is located in the northwest part of Italian Alps, and it is the second-highest in the Alps (after Col de l’Iseran, 2770 m). In this post, I give some important information about access roads and mountain climbing in […]

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Bivacco Battaglione Ortles – a Place for Meditation and Reflection

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Bivacco Ortles.

Bivacco Battaglione Ortles (the full name sometimes seen on the Internet is Bivacco Battaglione Skiatori Ortles, or Bivacco Battaglione Monte Ortles), is at 3122 m above the sea level. This is a truly unique place in the Alps because of its history and position where it has been built.

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