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Alpine climbing

Pordoi

Maria Kante (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
 

A classic high above Sass Pordoi, leading you in a magnificent line all the way to the highest point.
Difficulty IV+ · 5 h · Sella Group


Pordoi - Maria Kante: A classic high above Pordoijoch. The Maria Kante leads directly to the highest point of Sass Pordoi - the descent is comfortably done by cable car.


10 pitches of pure climbing enjoyment and an alpine rock climbing experience that fully lives up to its reputation await you. The route is logical, impressive, and exactly the kind of climb you simply want to have done at least once. What makes it so appealing is the mix of a classic line, solid Dolomite rock, and finishing directly on the summit.


If you are looking for classic alpine climbing in the Dolomites, this is exactly the right place. And yes - the contrast is quite special: first moving through the wall, then up top among cable car tourists. Somehow, that is part of the charm of the tour.

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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

- Cable car ticket

- Mountain guide expenses (cable car)

- Individual tips

* Rental equipment (€10 per piece of equipment)

Facts
 

Location:

Sella massif

Best time of year:

June - September

 

 

Duration:

1 day

 

Meeting point:

Pordoi Pass parking lot

What you need
 

Requirements:

- Surefootedness

- Some climbing experience

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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: Maria Kante
We meet in the car park directly at Pordoipass or alternatively in Klausen near the motorway entrance. After a short gear check, we ascend towards Pordoischarte before leaving the path to the left towards the start of our route. The apparent arête we climb can already be seen perfectly from below. In fact, however, most of the climbing is done more on the right-hand side of the face than directly on the arête itself.


The Maria Kante is an overall very beautiful and impressive route which, despite its steepness - as so often in the Dolomites - is surprisingly forgiving to climb. This quickly gives the tour its character: classic, airy, and never unnecessarily complicated. Once we reach the top of the route, we will hardly escape the curious looks of the cable car tourists. We often even have to pose for the odd photo. For many of these people, the vertical adventure we have just experienced is almost impossible to imagine.

To finish, we return comfortably to the pass by cable car.
Total time: 5 h | ↑ 700 m ascent | Difficulty: IV+


Info: Without the cable car, the descent is extended by approx. 1 h and 700 m.

 

 

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 Maria Kante suitable for?
The tour is suitable for sure-footed mountaineers with good climbing experience who want to experience a true Dolomites classic. The difficulties remain moderate, but the terrain is clearly alpine and the route has a character of its own.


How does the descent work?
The descent is conveniently done by cable car from Sass Pordoi back to the pass. This also makes the tour logistically pleasant, because after topping out we do not have to add a long descent on foot.


What should I bring for the tour?
Most important are suitable climbing shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. The detailed packing list will be sent with the confirmation email. Technical equipment can be hired from Südtirolalpin for a small wear-and-tear fee.

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