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Via Ferrata Conturinesspitze (Dolomites)

Mount Conturines, Alta Badia
Mount Conturines, Alta Badia - Foto: Federico Pelloni - CC BY-ND 2.0

Valley altitude: 1,193m; End altitude: 3,064m
Walking time: 6-6.5 hours
Trail length: 17.9km; difference in altitude: 1,229m
Difficulty level: difficult, climbing sections I + II

The tour to Conturinesspitze (3,064m above sea level) requires plenty of stamina and fitness. Even well-trained mountaineers can push themselves to their limits here.

The starting point of this challenging trail is the Faneshütte (2,060m). The first trail leads from there via Limojoch and Limosee to Gross Fanes and Tadegajoch (2,157m). The route continues via Vallon Lavares, always in the direction of Lavarella.

The ascent to the summit of the Conturinesspitze is via a via ferrata, which requires appropriate climbing equipment. Once at the top, you can enjoy a magnificent view over the valley of San Cassiano. Extension of the tour: if you can't get enough, you can also climb the Lavarella.

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