GUNUNG · Italia

Tofana di Rozes

Information

Elevation: 3.225 m
Country: Italia (IT)
Location / Range: Tofane, Dolomiti Ampezzo, Italia
Mountain type: Puncak non-vulkanik Dolomites
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 46.5369, 12.0511
Difficulty: Via ferrata Lipella: sulit dan panjang; jalur normal: T4, scrambling alpine menurut SummitPost
Best Season: Musim panas–awal musim gugur; kondisi salju di sisi utara perlu diperiksa sebelum berangkat
Permits & Rules: Periksa akses jalan dan layanan Rifugio Dibona serta Rifugio Giussani sebelum perjalanan; sumber rute bukan pengumuman izin atau pembukaan harian
Hazards: Salju dan es dapat bertahan pada jalur utara; kabut menyulitkan orientasi di batu lepas dan penanda yang tidak selalu jelas. Lipella memiliki ledge terbuka dan terowongan gelap

Description

Tofana di Rozes is a 3,225 m summit in the Tofane group of the Dolomites, in Belluno province, Veneto, Italy. Wikidata confirms its identity, elevation and coordinates. The Castelletto area preserves the history of First World War fighting. The principal summit options are Via Ferrata Giovanni Lipella and the normal route through Rifugio Giussani. The normal route crosses scree, rock slabs and the north ridge; blue markings and cairns aid navigation, but snow and fog can increase difficulty.

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Routes

Via Ferrata Giovanni Lipella

Sulit — kategori Ferrate365

Sekitar 8 jam seluruh putaran dari Dibona menurut Ferrate365

From Dibona, approach Castelletto and cross the tunnel using a headlamp. Lipella follows the west face, with an exit towards Giussani at Tre Dita. The upper ferrata joins the normal route below the summit. Descend through Giussani and trail 403, allowing for exposed ledges, snow and loose rock.

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Via Normale (dari Rifugio Giussani)

T4 menurut SummitPost; scrambling alpine

Naik ±3,5–4 jam dari Rifugio Dibona (via Rifugio Giussani)

Follow trail 403 from Dibona towards Forcella Fontananegra and Giussani. Blue markings and cairns then lead over scree and slabs to the north ridge and summit. Fog can complicate navigation; check snow and ice conditions before setting out.

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Climbing Experiences

This collection combines three Lipella climbing videos with two blogs and a Gulliver trip report. The written accounts describe early starts, the tunnel, wet rock and the descent towards Giussani. Their conditions refer to individual trips rather than current trail conditions. Video summaries are limited to verified titles and publishers.

References

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