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Gran Zebrù (Königspitze)

Gran Zebrù / Königspitze

Information

Elevation: 3.851 m
Country: Italia (IT)
Location / Range: Grup Ortles-Cevedale (Ortler Alps), di batas Trentino-Alto Adige (Südtirol) dan Lombardia, di dalam Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio
Mountain type: Puncak batu-es piramidal (non-vulkanik) di grup Ortles-Cevedale, Alpen Timur
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 46.4786, 10.5683
Difficulty: Pendakian alpine; jalur normal AD− menurut SummitPost, dengan kesulitan yang bergantung pada salju dan es.
Best Season: Awal musim saat salju memadai menurut sumber rute; akhir musim dapat menyisakan es terbuka dan batu labil. Periksa kondisi aktual bersama pondok atau pemandu.
Permits & Rules: Berada di Taman Nasional Stelvio; sumber komunitas menyebut larangan berkemah bebas. Konfirmasikan aturan akses dan reservasi pondok sebelum berangkat.
Hazards: Retakan gletser, batu jatuh di kanal, es keras, punggungan terekspos, serta perubahan cuaca dan visibilitas.

Description

Gran Zebrù, also called Königspitze, is a non-volcanic Italian summit of 3,851 m in the Ortler-Cevedale group. Wikidata confirms its identity, elevation, coordinates and summit photograph. The normal route from Rifugio Pizzini approaches from the south and gains the southeast ridge; it is distinct from the north face. A CAI Malnate ascent report highlights the narrow gully and exposure near the summit. Timing should follow snow and ice conditions rather than assume that the whole summer is suitable.

Gallery

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Routes

Cresta Suldengrat (punggungan barat laut)

The northwest ridge is a mixed alpine alternative, distinguished from the normal route and north face in the source. This overview is not a complete technical description; use a dedicated topo and current conditions information.

Source

Via Normale dari Rifugio Pizzini — sisi selatan dan punggungan tenggara

Alpine AD− menurut SummitPost; bergantung kondisi

From Pizzini, approach the glacier and Collo di Bottiglia gully, then climb the shoulder to the summit ridge. Descend the same way. Steep snow or ice and rockfall require mountaineering skills; this is not the north-face route.

Source

Climbing Experiences

Four videos about the normal route or ski mountaineering are complemented by two first-hand ascent reports. The 2007 and 2014 accounts add context on snowstorms, visibility and rockfall in the gully; both are historical experiences rather than current conditions reports.

References

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