Pizzini hut (Rifugio Pizzini, also known under the name Pizzini-Fratola hut) is at the altitude of 2706 meters. It is nicely positioned in the large Cedec valley, with a comfortable access road for a walk from Rifugio Forni, and with numerous other walking paths that converge at the hut.
Sasseneire – a Multifaceted Swiss Mountain
The impression you get about Sasseneire (3253 m) strongly depends on your point of observation. From the southeast side, like for example from the Moiry hut or Pigne de la Le mountain, it looks like a very dangerous sharp peak.
Bishorn – a Two-Days Solo Ascent
Bishorn is 4135 m high mountain in the area of Zinal village, in Wallis province in Switzerland. It is a bit remote and if you want to climb it from Zinal side, you will need two days.
Becs de Bosson and Pointe de la Tsevalire
Becs de Bosson (3149 m) and Pointe de la Tsevalire (3026) are two 3000-ers in the mountain range between Val d’Hérens and Val d’Anniverse in the Valais (Wallis) canton of Switzerland. The peaks are separated by the Col de la Tsevalire and there is little over one kilometer distance between them.
Marmolada – a Great Dolomite Mountain
Marmolada (3343 m) is the highest mountain in the Dolomites group. Because of its south face, this is such a great mountain that even in the biography of R. Messner on Wikipedia it is listed as one of his great early achievements. But the normal glacier route from the north is far less demanding, and […]