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Trekking in the Dolomites - Cicerone Press
Published: 11 Feb 2016 Reprinted: 05 Aug 2021 Edition: 6th Pages: 192 Size: 17.2
x 11.6 x 1.2cm Weight: 230g Alta Via 1 and Alta Via 2 with Alta Via 3 - 6 in
outline Northern Italy's famous Alta Via long-distance walking routes are spread
across the Dolomites, running roughly north to south and reaching as far as the
Austrian border. There are six of these routes, and they increase in difficulty:
Alta Via 1 has few exposed sections and is suitable for novice alpine trekkers;
AV2 is much more challenging, only suitable for experienced alpine trekkers with
a good head for heights, while AVs 3-6 have extended via ferrata sections and
considerable exposure. Both AV 1 and 2 are described in detail in this
guidebook, with the demanding AV3-6 routes described in outline. The 120km AV1
is described over 11 day stages; AV2 covers 160km in 13 days and is more
strenuous and technical. Overnight stops are either at mountain huts or at
guesthouses. The book is written by an expert in Italian trekking, with
information on the fascinating wartime history of the region, plants and
wildlife. With advice on practical considerations such as the best time to go,
what to take and hut protocol, this guide offers trekkers all the information
they need to enjoy the mountains to the full. Now a World Heritage Site, the
Italian Dolomites make a first-rate trekking destination. There is an excellent
network of paths dotted with welcoming 'rifugi' (mountain huts) in stunning
locations, and efficient public transport serving key trekking points.
x 11.6 x 1.2cm Weight: 230g Alta Via 1 and Alta Via 2 with Alta Via 3 - 6 in
outline Northern Italy's famous Alta Via long-distance walking routes are spread
across the Dolomites, running roughly north to south and reaching as far as the
Austrian border. There are six of these routes, and they increase in difficulty:
Alta Via 1 has few exposed sections and is suitable for novice alpine trekkers;
AV2 is much more challenging, only suitable for experienced alpine trekkers with
a good head for heights, while AVs 3-6 have extended via ferrata sections and
considerable exposure. Both AV 1 and 2 are described in detail in this
guidebook, with the demanding AV3-6 routes described in outline. The 120km AV1
is described over 11 day stages; AV2 covers 160km in 13 days and is more
strenuous and technical. Overnight stops are either at mountain huts or at
guesthouses. The book is written by an expert in Italian trekking, with
information on the fascinating wartime history of the region, plants and
wildlife. With advice on practical considerations such as the best time to go,
what to take and hut protocol, this guide offers trekkers all the information
they need to enjoy the mountains to the full. Now a World Heritage Site, the
Italian Dolomites make a first-rate trekking destination. There is an excellent
network of paths dotted with welcoming 'rifugi' (mountain huts) in stunning
locations, and efficient public transport serving key trekking points.
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