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Trail O318A

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Trail O318A

Via ferrata Bocca di Brenta

from Rifugio ai Brentei to Rifugio Tosa e "T. Pedrotti"

Maria e Alberto ai BrenteiTosa "tommaso Pedrotti"Alimonta500 m
The course of the trail: the filled dot is the start, the hollow one the finish. Huts within a kilometre are marked with their name.Aerial photograph and contour lines: Provincia Autonoma di Trento, CC BY 4.0.

Where it starts

Starting point coordinates46.17579, 10.87654

On the map of the areaDirections

The point is the start of the trail according to the provincial register. Car parks, public transport and roads closed in winter are not in the data and should be checked.

Where to stop

  • Maria e Alberto ai Brentei2,179 mon the trail
  • Tosa "tommaso Pedrotti"2,500 mon the trail
  • Alimonta2,588 mabout 850 m from the trail
Difficulty
EEA-F · Easy via ferrataVia ferrata of easy difficulty. Equipment required.
Length
3.6 km
Where
Dolomiti di Brenta
Maintenance
S.A.T. Sezione C.A.I.

Huts along the route

  • Maria e Alberto ai Brentei · 2179 mon the trail
  • Tosa "tommaso Pedrotti" · 2500 mon the trail
  • Alimonta · 2588 m842 m away

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From the register of alpine routes of the Autonomous Province of Trento, in the public domain. The network is opened, marked and maintained by the SAT: © SAT. The register publishes neither walking times nor altitudes, and we do not invent them here.

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