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Punta La Marmora

Punta La Marmora (Perdas Carpìas)

Information

Elevation: 1.834 m
Country: Italia (Sardinia) (IT)
Location / Range: Massiccio del Gennargentu, Sardinia
Mountain type: Puncak non-vulkanik Massiccio del Gennargentu
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 39.9881, 9.3242
Difficulty: Jalur T-702 bergrade E; tanjakan lebih curam setelah Arcu Gennargentu.
Best Season: Pilih kondisi bebas salju dan cuaca stabil; salju musim dingin tercantum dalam peringatan pengelola jalur.
Permits & Rules: Sardegna Turismo mencantumkan akses gratis. Periksa pembaruan pengelola jalur sebelum berangkat.
Hazards: Angin kencang, kabut, petir, batu licin, salju musim dingin, dan anjing penjaga ternak. Mata air tercatat di T-702, tetapi debit serta kelayakan minumnya tidak dijamin.

Description

Punta La Marmora (1,834 m), also called Perdas Carpìas, is Sardinia’s highest summit in the Gennargentu mountains. Named after geographer Alberto Ferrero della Marmora, it lies within the territories of Desulo and Arzana. Ancient rocks, valleys and mountain vegetation shape the surrounding landscape. Walking approaches are available from Bruncu Spina ski station and the S’Arena area near Tascusì. On clear days the summit overlooks much of the island’s coastline.

Gallery

Foto bersumber dari Wikimedia Commons — klik untuk memperbesar & lihat sumbernya.

Routes

Putaran Bruncu Spina – Punta La Marmora, kembali lewat lereng ski

Sedang menurut penulis

11.45 km +539 m 3 jam 30 menit tercatat dalam perjalanan sumber

Van a pian’s recorded loop follows the gentler traversing trail outward from the ski station and returns down the ski slopes. Distance, ascent and duration describe the authors’ outing.

Source

Stazione Bruncu Spina – Arcu Gennargentu – Punta La Marmora (T-702)

E — escursionistico

4.90 km +427 m 2 jam satu arah menurut pengelola; perjalanan pulang terpisah

From the paved area below the ski station, traverse to Arcu Gennargentu, then climb onto the ridge and summit cross. Distance is one way. The managing authority’s page notes checks and maintenance of route signs.

Source

Climbing Experiences

Five Italian videos introduce Punta La Marmora as Sardinia’s highest summit. Van a pian adds a concrete route choice: traverse from Bruncu Spina station on the outward leg and return down the ski slopes. Their recorded time describes that outing rather than a guaranteed duration for every walker.

References

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