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Alpine climbing

Hexenstein

South Edge (IV)

Südtirolalpin Mountain Guide South Tyrol

Südtirolalpin

Certified Mountain Guide

IFMGA - Mountain Guides Associations

Mail suedtirolalpin@gmail.com​​

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Prices from

300,- €

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ABOUT THE TOUR
 

On Hexenstein, the South Ridge awaits you with a Dolomites classic that is pure enjoyment from the very first moves.
Difficulty IV (UIAA) · 4.5 h · Dolomites


The South Ridge on Hexenstein is one of the great classics of the Dolomites and, thanks to its varied climbing and memorable sections, is a must for every Dolomites climber. It is a particularly rewarding route in autumn.


What makes the route so beautiful: it is never monotonous, keeps offering striking passages, and takes place on really excellent rock. In addition, Valparola Pass is ideally located as the starting point, so you can quickly find yourself in alpine terrain without a long approach. A tour for anyone who loves classic Dolomites climbing and wants not only to look at a well-known summit, but to climb it properly.

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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:

- Transfer to and from the meeting point

- Individual tips

* Rental equipment (€10 per piece of equipment)

Facts
 

Location:

Valparola Pass

Best time of year:

June - October

 

 

Duration:

1 day

 

Meeting point:

Valparola Pass parking lot

What you need
 

Requirements:

- Sure-footedness

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PRICING

Participants:
 

1 - 2 people



Prices:

1 person:
2 people:

500,- €
300,- €

If you have any questions or need further information, please write them in the comment field of the inquiry form.

 

Before submitting your request: Please read the "important information" about risks in mountaineering carefully.

 


Dates:

 

upon request

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PROGRAM

Day 1: South Ridge on Hexenstein
We meet at Valparola Pass next to Rifugio Valparola. After a short gear check (don’t forget your headlamp!), we set off towards the start of the route. The ever-present relics of the Dolomitenfront from the First World War will accompany us throughout the day. A special surprise awaits us even before the climbing route begins.


After a first small adventure, we reach the start and climb in delightful movement through the warming sunshine along the South Ridge to the top of Hexenstein. Varied climbing sections and impressive individual cruxes make this day something special. And throughout, we climb on consistently excellent rock.


On the summit, we enjoy the view over the Ampezzo Dolomites and then descend via old military positions and trenches along the normal route back to Valparola Pass.
Total time: 4.5 h | ↑ 300 m | ↓ 300 m | Difficulty: IV (UIAA)

 

 

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.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - (FAQs)
 

Who is the South Ridge on Hexenstein suitable for?
The tour is suitable for sure-footed mountaineers with good climbing experience who would like to experience a classic route in the Dolomites. The difficulties are in the IV (UIAA) range.


What should I bring for the tour?
Important items are suitable climbing shoes and clothing for a day in alpine terrain. The detailed packing list will be sent with the confirmation email. Technical equipment can be rented from Südtirolalpin for a small wear-and-tear fee.


What is special about this route?
The South Ridge on Hexenstein combines nice, varied climbing with the special atmosphere created by the historic relics around Valparola Pass. It is precisely this combination that makes the tour one of the well-known Dolomites classics.

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