I was reading this on a FB group “Standing on the edge of the world. Seceda, you are unreal.” There are plenty of posts of that type around, so let us see what this is about.
Dolomites Reservations Guide: What to Book Before You Go
When planning a summer trip to the Dolomites, figuring out what actually needs to be booked in advance can make a huge difference for your experience.
Can You Make Your Own Via Ferrata Lanyard? Yes. Should You? No.
This text is motivated by a question from a friend in my FB group Dolomites Visitors Hub. He was thinking of making a Y-lanyard for ferrata. I told him this was not a good idea.
Was John Ball Really the First to Climb Monte Pelmo?
John Ball’s 1857 ascent of Monte Pelmo is usually presented as a clean historical milestone: the first successful climb of the mountain, achieved by a determined Victorian alpinist and recorded in his classic writings.
Bivouac to Bivouac in the Dolomites: A Different Way to Experience the Mountains
The Dolomites are famous for their dramatic peaks, iconic rifugios, and crowded summer trails. But hidden high among these mountains is another world entirely: the world of bivouacs. This text is about them.
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