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Climbing Pizzo d’Emet (Piz Timun)

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Climbing Pizzo d'Emet (Piz Timun).

If you plan to climb Pizzo Emet (Piz Timun) it is best to start from the east side of the Lago Montespluga. This is the route I followed, and it is described here.

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Pizzo Quadro (Cima de Pian Guarnei)

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Pizzo Quadro (Cima de Pian Guarnei).

The easiest way to climb Pizzo Quadro, known also as Cima de Pian Guarnei, is to start from Starleggia village which is above the Spluga road on its west side. This east ridge route is the one I followed, and it is described here.

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Climbing Cime di Val Loga

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Climbing Cime di Val Loga.

Cime di Val Loga can be climbed in 4-5 hours directly from Montespluga village as a day tour, or you can stay overnight in Bivacco Val Loga as I did.

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Sleeping Above Clouds: Bivacco Val Loga

Last Modified: 01/08/2025

Bivacco Val Loga.

Bivacco Val Loga (ex-Bivacco Cecchini) is at 2773 m (9098 ft) of elevation, and equipped with beds and all you need for sleeping. You can visit it as a day tour or spend the night there.

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Climbing Pizzo Tambo from Spluga Pass

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Climbing Pizzo Tambo.

If you plan climbing Pizzo Tambo, the most convenient starting point is the Spluga Pass with its high elevation and free parking places. This is how I climbed it, and here is my report.

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