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Bivacco Jack Canali
At 2,480 metres in the upper Val di Bon, above Ossana, belonging to the CAI of Canzo since 1976.
The bivacco Jack Canali stands at 2,480 metres on a panoramic shoulder in the rock amphitheatre of the upper Val di Bon, which has the Lago Venezia at its centre and is dominated by the north-east face of Cima Scarpacò, in the Presanella group. It is dedicated to the mountain guide Jack Canali (1928-1972), who died under an avalanche near Sestriere: his friends wanted it, together with several CAI sections, and it belongs to the Canzo sub-section. The first site chosen was in the Val di Genova, then the choice fell on the Val di Bon, and it was inaugurated on 6 June 1976. It is barrel-shaped, made of galvanised sheet metal and lined with wood, and can be reached from Valpiana by paths 216 and 216A in about three and a half hours.
- Altitude
- 2,480 m
- Ownership
- CAI, Canzo sub-section
- Year
- 1976
- Municipality
- Ossana
Trails that pass through here
- O216ARoute O216AEE1.7 kmright here
From the register of alpine trails of the Autonomous Province of Trento. © SAT.
Position, type and altitude from the register of mountain huts of the Autonomous Province of Trento, in the public domain. © SAT.