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Pomagagnon and Cristallo Group Rock Climbing
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| Elevation: | 9,342 ft | 2,847 m |
| GPS: |
46.5839, 12.19002 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Page Views: | 15,500 total · 95/month | |
| Shared By: | Rodger Raubach on Nov 25, 2011 | |
| Admins: | Tim Wolfe, Shawn Heath |
Description
The town of Cortina d'Ampezzo is dominated on it's north side by the Pomagagnon Group. Access to this fine series of summits is easy from this superb valley base, which is well endowed with lodging and many fine eating establishments.
The Pomagagnon Group runs on a West to East direction, beginning on the west edge with Punta Fiames, Punta della Croce, and Campinile Dimai; a central portion contains the summits of Croda Longes, Croda Pomagagnon, Testa del Bartoldo, and Costa del Bartoldo; after another Forcella (gap), the summits resume with Punta Cestelis and Punta Erbing.
The Cristallo group is essentially a continuation of this ridge line but bends around north forming a leaf shaped group of mountains with the Pomagagnon ridge extending off it southern base like a stem of the leaf. This group includes Monte Cristallo, Piz Popena and Monte Popena and is crossed by the popular Ferrata Sentiero Ivano Dibona. The eastern aspect of this group sits above the village of Misurina and provides multiple relatively easy routes about 45 minutes hike from town.
The Pomagagnon Group runs on a West to East direction, beginning on the west edge with Punta Fiames, Punta della Croce, and Campinile Dimai; a central portion contains the summits of Croda Longes, Croda Pomagagnon, Testa del Bartoldo, and Costa del Bartoldo; after another Forcella (gap), the summits resume with Punta Cestelis and Punta Erbing.
The Cristallo group is essentially a continuation of this ridge line but bends around north forming a leaf shaped group of mountains with the Pomagagnon ridge extending off it southern base like a stem of the leaf. This group includes Monte Cristallo, Piz Popena and Monte Popena and is crossed by the popular Ferrata Sentiero Ivano Dibona. The eastern aspect of this group sits above the village of Misurina and provides multiple relatively easy routes about 45 minutes hike from town.
Getting There
Access from Cortina d'Ampezzo. Just outside of Cortina to the North on SS51.You park across the street at Hotel Fiames.
A road encircles the entire Cristallo Group leaving Cortina going east over
Passo Tre Croci (access to Monte Cristallo and to the famous Ferrata) to Misurina (access to Mnte Popena), then wrapping back around the north end of the group and reentering the north side of Cortina. Access to the Eastern flank is via Misurina
A road encircles the entire Cristallo Group leaving Cortina going east over
Passo Tre Croci (access to Monte Cristallo and to the famous Ferrata) to Misurina (access to Mnte Popena), then wrapping back around the north end of the group and reentering the north side of Cortina. Access to the Eastern flank is via Misurina
Classic Climbing Routes at Pomagagnon and Cristallo Group
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