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| dprapr18. 07. 2016 21:56:18 |
Reviving memories, "touristy" strolling, despite the crowd of visitors worth seeing...
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| oldtimer 5524. 07. 2016 07:57:13 |
Between 15th and 20th August a group of 8 hikers would visit the area around the Three Peaks. I am wondering how far in advance it is recommended to book a stay at the Auronzo hut. Any information welcome and thanks in advance.
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| lynx24. 07. 2016 13:12:41 |
Right away? That's right in Ferragosto time.
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| Boštjan MK26. 06. 2017 12:45:08 |
Franci, very nice!
Exactly that tour I have planned for some time, just in reverse direction (first Torre di Toblin...) What do you recommend? Or is yours the right one and more sensible?
Thanks. 
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| tulipan26. 06. 2017 13:59:54 |
Tre Cime - Drei Zinnen - Three Peaks.
The fourth scribble doesn't exist! Let the administrator finally write the correct name!
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| knap422726. 06. 2017 18:43:47 |
I went today in the reverse direction and there won't be any difference.
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| PFranci26. 06. 2017 18:52:43 |
Boštjan
Knap already answered.
Maybe for the weekend the reverse direction is better, because the ferrata to Torre di Toblin is longer and more demanding and therefore not so crowded in the morning yet.
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| Boštjan MK26. 06. 2017 19:13:33 |
Thanks, knap4227 and Franci!
Now I just need to recover well from the fall from the cherry tree, then I hope it finally works out in August. So probably really first Torre di Tomblin...
Good luck!
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| mikipi26. 06. 2017 19:57:33 |
PFranci - how many hours for this tour?
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| PFranci26. 06. 2017 20:07:58 |
That's hard to estimate. If you're alone and don't clip in it's very fast.
But if you get caught in the flow of events, you have to take time, turn off the nerves and in the afternoon you're back.
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| and126. 06. 2017 21:20:30 |
Not clipping in on ferratas is quite a reckless statement. For ferratas "mandatory" equipment and also its proper use.
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| SamoK26. 06. 2017 22:10:47 |
Mandatory according to which law?
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| don kihott27. 06. 2017 11:20:58 |
Mandatory equipment and also its proper use...But still everyone decides for themselves!!!...Here then the debate about proving, ego, experiences about freedom of self-decision starts...etc...etc
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| SamoK27. 06. 2017 11:27:35 |
With this equipment and the related safety, it's like this. An experienced mountaineer (which Franci certainly is) knows well what is safe and what is not. Someone who has bought the best equipment but doesn't know much about serious mountains, and who is pushed onto an exposed, unprotected ridge, is in much greater danger (to themselves and others) - despite the equipment. Judging by the pictures (body posture!), mostly inexperienced greenhorns go on these mountain railways.
Usually, the least experienced have the most to say about what is "mandatory" and "correct".
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| Branee27. 06. 2017 12:05:03 |
Everything is in the psyche; on the hardest ferratas, in case of a fall with SVK, it can also be fatal. An uncontrolled landing with butt or face into the rock and it's the end, therefore it's more psyche. I saw in the Dolomites on ferratas and in the rocks deaths, such and different ones; there is no safety in the mountains. Well, also elsewhere in life, rarely.
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| don kihott27. 06. 2017 13:07:42 |
In the Dolomites, we mostly talk about classic ferratas with long approaches and descents where the difficulty reaches max grade D; there, besides solid psyche, general fitness is also needed... In a fall, if there are no rubber cones at belay points that absorb a large part of the energy created in the fall, or slack steel cables with catch pockets, it comes to breaking of SVK connectors or, due to the fall force itself, to tearing of SVK leashes, not to mention hits against the wall or pegs... On a ferrata, everyone fears uncontrolled falls the most
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| SamoK27. 06. 2017 13:11:07 |
Unlike controlled ones ...
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| don kihott27. 06. 2017 14:21:29 |
An uncontrolled fall on a ferrata happens, in my opinion, when your arms get twisted, then comes an unexpected/unforeseen opening of the hands and the consequent fall in which we no longer have control... I didn't talk about controlled falls at all!!!
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