Ski crossing
Adamello - Presanella
Ski crossing
Südtirolalpin
Certified Mountain Guide
IFMGA - Mountain Guides Associations
Mail suedtirolalpin@gmail.com
Prices from
600,- €
ABOUT THE TOUR
Adamello - Presanella - Ski Tour: The vast glacier expanses and enchanting landscape in Trentino's largest nature park are an ideal area to explore on skis. There are not only numerous scenic highlights to discover, but also historical relics that bear witness to the fiercely contested front lines during World War I. A ski traverse of a very special kind.
INFO
Services
Included in the price:
- Entire organization and guidance by a state-certified mountain guide
- All necessary reservations are made in advance
Additional costs:
- 2 nights with half board (Rifugio Caduti dell'Adamello and Rifugio Mandron)
- Transfer to and from the meeting point
- Cable car ticket for Paradiso and Passo Presenta (1x)
- Touring skis, skins, ski boots, and ski poles can be rented upon request
- Mountain guide expenses (hut, cable car)
- Individual tips
* Rental equipment (€10 per piece of equipment)
Facts
Location:
Adamello Group
Best time of year:
March - April
Duration:
3 days
Meeting point:
Passo Tonale - Paradiso gondola valley station
What you need
Requirements:
- Fitness for ascents of 1,100 to 1,300 meters in altitude
- Confident skiing on the slopes
PRICING
PROGRAM
We meet at Passo Tonale, at the valley station of the Paradiso gondola. There is also a large parking lot for cars.
After a quick equipment check, we get a cable car ticket and let our adventure begin.
Day 1: Cresta Croce (Rifugio Caduti dell'Adamello)
We take the cable car to Passo Presenta. This is followed by a descent to Rifugio Mandron. We continue to Cresta Croce, where the 6-ton Cannon 149 stands. A relic from World War I. It's inconceivable that this colossus was pulled here by Italian mountaineers on sleds. Afterwards, we descend to Rifugio Caduti dell'Adamello.
Day 2: Monte Adamello (Rifugio Mandron)
We climb across the relatively flat glacier of the Vedretta del Mandrone to the summit of the 3,539-meter-high Monte Adamello. This is followed by a descent down to the Rifugio Mandron, our base camp for the following overnight stay.
Day 3: Vedretta di Pisganin and Monte Mandrone
On the third day of our Adamello crossing, we ascend to the Passo del Lago Pisgana and continue over the Vedretta di Pisganin glacier to the summit of Monte Mandrone (3,281 meters). The final descent across the glacier into the Valle Nascanello and beyond to Ponte di Legno is an absolutely breathtaking descent with almost 2,000 meters of elevation gain, easily rivaling the most beautiful descents in the Alps.
The crossing of the Adamello group is an absolute highlight in any ski mountaineer's tour report, with three magnificent peaks and stunningly beautiful ski runs.
Any changes to the program that may be necessary for various reasons (weather, conditions, accommodation booking situation, etc.) will always be made in consultation with the participants.
