Elevation: 3264 m / 10709 ft
Type: peak
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Views: 13,345
Popularity: 45% (2045th place)
Description of mountain:
Monte Antelao, known as the King of the Dolomites, is the highest peak in the eastern Dolomites at 3,264 meters. Beneath its northern slopes lie two glaciers, Inferiore and Superiore. The latter is the second-largest glacier in the Dolomites. In November 2014, a massive rockfall occurred on the mountain, destroying the bivouac Piero Cosi located below the summit at 3,111 meters. The summit, which has a cross, offers exceptional views over much of the Dolomites. The first ascent was in 1850 by Matteo Ossi.
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