GUNUNG · Italia/Austria

Monte Coglians

Monte Coglians / Hohe Warte

Information

Elevation: 2.780 m
Country: Italia/Austria (IT)
Location / Range: Alpi Carniche (Alpen Carnic), perbatasan Italia (Friuli-Venezia Giulia) – Austria (Carinthia), sebelah barat Passo di Monte Croce Carnico
Mountain type: Puncak batuan gamping (non-vulkanik) — puncak tertinggi Alpen Carnic & wilayah Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 46.6072, 12.8825
Difficulty: Jalur normal untuk pendaki berpengalaman; ferrata utara jauh lebih menuntut, dengan bagian awal yang atletis dan sangat ekspos.
Best Season: Musim panas; konfirmasi kondisi salju dan akses terkini sebelum berangkat.
Permits & Rules: Sumber yang ditinjau tidak menetapkan persyaratan izin terkini; konfirmasi aturan akses dan reservasi langsung kepada pengelola rifugio.
Hazards: Kerikil lepas dan bagian terbuka pada jalur normal; ferrata utara memiliki medan sangat ekspos dan atletis, dengan kemungkinan sisa salju pada pendekatan awal musim.

Description

Monte Coglians (2,780 m), also called Hohe Warte, is the highest summit of the Carnic Alps and Friuli-Venezia Giulia on the Italy–Austria border. Its karst landscape lies west of the Monte Croce Carnico pass. The southern normal route starts from Rifugio Marinelli; the refuge website lists CAI trail 143 and about two hours uphill from the hut. The northern alternative is the much more demanding Weg der 26er ferrata. A historical ascent account highlights exposure and an initial section requiring upper-body strength; the condition of fixed equipment still needs checking when planning a visit.

Gallery

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Routes

Via ferrata 'Weg der 26er' (sisi utara Austria)

Ferrata sangat ekspos dan atletis, khususnya 150 m awal; untuk pendaki berpengalaman dengan perlengkapan ferrata.

Sekitar 8 jam keseluruhan dari Tolazzi dalam catatan 2005; kondisi dan kecepatan dapat berbeda.

Fabrizio A.’s 2005 account approaches the northern ferrata via Tolazzi, Lambertenghi-Romanin and Volaia, then descends by the southern normal route and Marinelli. The initial section includes vertical rock and a slippery slab traverse. This is a historical account, not a current inspection of cables or access.

Source

Via normale (sentiero CAI) dari Rifugio Marinelli

EE (escursionisti esperti): jalur berbatu curam & terbuka, sebagian ekspos dekat puncak

Sekitar 2 jam naik dari Rifugio Marinelli menurut situs rifugio; pendekatan ke pondok dan turun dihitung terpisah.

The southern normal route follows CAI 143 from Rifugio Marinelli to Monte Coglians. The refuge website lists two hours for this ascent, excluding the approach from the valley and the descent.

Source

Climbing Experiences

Five videos introduce Monte Coglians and approaches via Sentiero Spinotti and Rifugio Marinelli. A Bagaglio Leggero field account adds a comparison of trails 143/145 and the terrain on the normal route. Refuge approaches should be distinguished from summit ascents and the more demanding northern ferrata.

References

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