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Ski mountaineering at Cima Ombrettola

Ski mountaineering at Cima Ombrettola

The itinerary towards Cima Ombrettola, starting from Passo San Pellegrino (1,918 m), is a magnificent adventure for expert ski mountaineers, with a route that combines spectacular views and technical descents.

The last part of the climb, towards the summit (2,932 m), has more technical and steep sections, which require attention and a good level of experience. Once at the top, the view extends over iconic peaks such as the Marmolada and the Civetta group.

The descent follows the same path as the ascent, offering thrills on often well-preserved snow, with wide slopes and more technical sections for a mix of adrenaline and fun.

An itinerary that combines nature, adventure and the pleasure of the mountains, ideal for those looking for a day of ski mountaineering to remember.

Type of experience
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  • Freeride/Ski mountaineering skis

    Rental only upon reservation well in advance

  • Seal skins

    Rental only upon reservation well in advance

  • Ski poles

    Rental only upon reservation well in advance

  • Freeride/Ski Mountaineering Boots

    Rental only upon reservation well in advance

  • Avalanche transceivers

    Rental only upon reservation well in advance

  • Shovel

    Rental only upon reservation well in advance

  • Probe

    Rental only upon reservation well in advance

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Requirements & Material

Requirements:

Don't suffer from vertigo

Habit of walking uphill for several hours

Habituation to cold, even intense cold

Know how to descend a black slope safely (no snowplough), know how to cover at least 400 metres of altitude difference in 1 hour.

The climbing rate will never be less than 300 m/hour


Necessary material:

Complete ski mountaineering equipment, including avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe. All equipment can be rented upon reservation

Spacious backpack (30 litres)

Down filled comforter

Shoeller or Polartec pants

Technical underwear

Goretex shell

Two pairs of gloves, one light and one heavy

Cap

Sunscreen, cocoa butter

Sunglasses

If you do not have the material, ask for it a few days in advance and, as far as possible, we will find a solution together.

Technical details

Difficulty: BSA. Good Ski Mountaineer

Average travel time: 5/6 hours

  • MS - Medium Skier

    Easy slopes, up to 30 degrees.

    Knowing how to safely descend a black slope (no snowplough) is a necessary condition.

    The possible addition of an A MSA indicates the presence of mountaineering difficulties, such as rocky sections or glaciers that may require the use of crampons, ice axe, rope, helmet and harness.

  • BS - Good Skier

    Slopes up to 40 degrees, for short and slightly exposed sections

    Knowing how to safely descend a black slope (no snowplough) is a necessary condition.

    The possible addition of an A BSA indicates the presence of mountaineering difficulties, such as rocky sections or glaciers that may require the use of crampons, ice axe, rope, helmet and harness.

  • OS - Excellent Skier

    Slopes even over 40 degrees, obligatory and exposed passages.

    Knowing how to safely descend a black slope (no snowplough) is a necessary condition.

    The possible addition of an A OSA indicates the presence of mountaineering difficulties, such as rocky sections or glaciers that may require the use of crampons, ice axe, rope, helmet and harness.

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Requests?

Do I need to know how to ski to go ski touring?

Yes, it is essential to know how to descend black slopes with good technique (no snowploughs)

Do I have to be very fit?

Ski mountaineering is generally a fairly strenuous activity, even for the most basic climbs you need to be in good physical shape and be used to walking uphill for several hours.

I don't have any equipment, is it possible to rent it?

Yes, it is possible to rent it, just book it at least two weeks in advance.

How do you behave in case of bad weather?

If the Alpine Guide deems that the conditions are adverse, he can cancel or postpone the excursion. In case of cancellation by the Alpine Guide, any deposit will be fully refunded or, in agreement with the client, retained for a possible other date.

Do you need a 4x4 to get to the meeting point?

Generally it is not necessary to have a four-wheel drive car, however since it is a strictly winter activity it is advisable to have winter tires and snow chains on board since you may have to face climbs and descents on snow-covered roads.

Information and Registration

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