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Natural places on the border: from Cima Ponte Vecchio to Lago di Gioveretto

Itineraries · Valli del Noce

Natural places on the border: from Cima Ponte Vecchio to Lago di Gioveretto

9 stops, all with a written page, from Cima Ponte Vecchio to Lago di Gioveretto. 27 kilometres as the crow flies.

Stops
9
As the crow flies
27 km
From
Cima Ponte Vecchio
To
Lago di Gioveretto
  1. 01

    Cima Ponte Vecchio

    Peak of over 3,150 metres in the Ortles-Cevedale group, on the ridge between the Val di Rabbi and the Val de la Mare.

  2. 0.7 km as the crow flies

    02

    Cima Cavaion

    Summit of over 3,000 metres in the Ortles-Cevedale group, on the ridge between the Val di Rabbi and the Val de la Mare.

  3. 4.6 km as the crow flies

    03

    Cima Marmotta

    The first climber did not consider it a summit and passed over it without stopping.

  4. 0.7 km as the crow flies

    04

    Cima Venezia

    A kilometre of ridge that never drops below 3,300 metres.

  5. 2 km as the crow flies

    05

    Cima Nera

    The path to the summit was opened by the military.

  6. 3.5 km as the crow flies

    06

    Cevedale II

    Fourth highest peak in Trentino-Alto Adige, and it stands across three provinces.

  7. 0.2 km as the crow flies

    07

    Zufallspitzen

    There are two of them, and the second looks like a separate peak only when seen from the Val Martello.

  8. 1.7 km as the crow flies

    08

    Monte Pasquale

    The first woman to reach the summit was a Milanese, in the summer of 1891.

  9. 11.3 km as the crow flies

Download the stops (GPX) for your satnav or watch: the points and their order.

The distances are as the crow flies: you reach these stops on foot, and the real path is longer. The order of the stops starts from the place highest up the valley and goes on to the nearest, following the direction in which the Noce flows.

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Gipthe bearded vulture of Valli del Noce

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