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Mountain ranges / Dolomites / Sas Ciampac / Passo Gardena - Sas Ciampac

Passo Gardena - Sas Ciampac

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Starting point: Passo Gardena (2121 m)
Latitude/Longitude: 46,54984°N 11,80847°E
Walking time: 2 h
Difficulty: easy marked way
Elevation gain: 551 m
Elevation difference along the route: 600 m
Map: Tabacco 07 1:25.000
Recommended equipment (summer):
Recommended equipment (winter): ice axe, crampons
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Number of photos: 62
Number of comments: 11
Access to starting point:
A) From Kranjska Gora over Korensko sedlo to Austria, where at the first larger intersection we continue left towards Podklošter / Arnoldstein and Trbiž / Tarvisio. At the end of the settlement Podklošter signs for Šmohor / Hermagor direct us right onto a regional road, on which past the mentioned settlement we drive to the end of the Gailtal valley, or more precisely to the settlement Kötschach-Mauthen, where we turn right towards the settlement Oberdrauburg. The route ahead leads us over the Alpine pass Gailbergsattel (982 m), after which we descend into the mentioned settlement. After we cross the bridge over the river Drava, we continue left towards the settlement Lienz. In the main roundabout in Lienz we continue "left" in the direction of the settlement Sillian and Italy. Further, we cross the border between Austria and Italy, and we follow the main road past settlements Dobbiaco / Toblach, Villabassa / Niederdorf, Monguelfo - Tesido / Welsberg - Taisten, Brunico / Bruneck. Only a little after the last-mentioned settlement, past which leads a bypass road, we turn left into the Alta Badia valley. Further, we drive through the mentioned valley and in the settlement La Villa we turn right towards the pass Passo Gardena. Further, we follow the ascending road all the way to the pass Passo Gardena where we park on the paid parking lot (4€ – June 2012).
B) From Nova Gorica we drive to Italy and continue on the motorway to the settlement Portogruaro, where at the motorway junction we turn in the direction of the settlement Belluno. We follow the motorway to its end (we do not turn towards the settlement Belluno), then we continue driving towards Cortina d'Ampezzo. When we arrive in Cortina d'Ampezzo, we follow the signs for the Alpine pass Passo Falzarego. At the pass Passo Falzarego (2105 m) we turn right in the direction of Alta Badia and first ascend to the neighbouring pass Passo Valparola (2192 m), from there we descend into the mentioned valley. In the settlement La Villa we turn left towards the pass Passo Gardena. Further, we follow the ascending road all the way to the pass Passo Gardena where we park on the paid parking lot (4€ – June 2012).
Route description:
From the pass Passo Gardena we head north on the footpath following the signs »Baita Jimmy Hütte«. The path leads us along grassy slopes from which there is a wonderful view of the Sella mountain group to the south and towards Sassolungo to the west. The path along the grassy slopes then soon brings us to the road. We continue right on the macadam road, which we follow all the way to the hut Jimmy Hütte.
From the hut we continue on the footpath towards the northeast and begin to ascend through the dwarf pines. The path soon brings us out of the dwarf pines and continues relatively steeply ascending. Higher up the path then turns left and follows the ascent to the notch Forcella Cier where a view opens towards the north.
On the saddle we cross the fence, then in a gentle descent we cross the scree. This path then brings us to a marked junction where the path through the Val de Chedul valley joins from the left.
From the junction the path starts to ascend gently again and continues crossing the slopes towards the northeast. Later the path turns slightly left and follows a somewhat steeper ascent to the notch Forcella de Crespeina.
On the notch where a view opens on a larger part of the Puez mountain group we continue right following the signs »Variante Sas Ciampac«. The path then crosses scree below the slopes of the peak Col Toronn. As we approach the ridge the path turns left and then ascends towards the summit Sas Ciampac. A little below the summit the view towards the summit Piz Boè opens up again. In the last section there follows only a short ascent on the rocky slope to the summit.
route map - Sas Ciampac
Along the route: Jimmy Hütte (2222m), Forcella Cier (2469m), Forcella de Crespeina (2528m)
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Discussion about the trip Passo Gardena - Sas Ciampac
Irina15. 07. 2012
It would be welcome if for trips abroad, in addition to the path description, you added mileage and approximate driving time. Say from the border crossing to the target.
Kriška16. 07. 2012
I agree. I suggested that a few times ago myself, but apparently the idea didn't fall on fertile ground.
Loni16. 07. 2012
From Ljubljana to Cortina (via Fernetiči variant) it's less than 4 hours drive (including stops), for orientation.
alpin16. 07. 2012
These areas are beautiful. I tackled them this year by road.nasmeh
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1Mh-7qvGho
Best regards.
čemšeničan16. 07. 2012
While reading these comments I decided to write more details about the driving time to these places that I visited on 30.6.2012. Departure from Čemšennik at 4.00 am, coffee at OMV in Radovljica, in Lienz at 7.50 stop 30 min. in Sillian 8.30, Dobbiaco 8.45, then via Bruneck 9.20, Alta Badia 10.00 at Passo Gardena 11.00.
If someone wants more, let them send me a private message. Best regards and good luck.
tanja30716. 07. 2012
Wow, you've awakened beautiful memories of last year's ascent to this mountain from Cortina, and the next day we cycled over the four passes on Sellaronda bike day...fantasy nasmeh
tanja30716. 07. 2012
..pardon-Corvara..
mirank16. 07. 2012
Usually I write how many km to the starting point in this area, so last time too, to Sexten (parking in the valley beyond MOOS) from Vrtojba is 180km - drive approx 2.5h via Sappada. Casera Razzo is approx 140km from both directions, if I remember correctly, otherwise ViaMichelin is the law for determining road distance, times are approximate, depending on start time. I most warmly advise against the route through Agordo after 7pm every day of the week.
kolesarkaM16. 07. 2012
Eternally beautiful Dolomites, on skis, by bike or on foot. Really beautiful photos that transport you to another world.
ljubitelj gora16. 07. 2012
I believe you that it's nice there too, but the most beautiful is in our home mountains.
čemšeničan13. 08. 2012
Hello!
On Saturday 18.8.2012 a repeat bus trip through the Dolomites is organized. Departure from Trojan at 4 a.m. via Jesenice to Lienz in Dobbiaco, Alta Badia via passes Pas. Gardena, Pas. Sella, Pas. Gardena, Pas. Falzarego to Cortina d'Ampezzo past Lake Misurina.
If anyone wants to go with us, please call 040 909 878 Marjan
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