The Dolomites
The Dolomites
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V. , price Kr. 4. 70, which can 228 MARMOLATA be obtained by members of the Club at half- price from their Sections.
Climbs in the Marmolata Group Marmolata or Monte di Penia (11, 024 feet). — Glancing around from the summit of almost any of the south Tyrol peaks one can hardly fail to be struck by the pre-eminence of this proud queen of the Dolomites, the glacier- encircled Marmolata. A comparatively easy climb by the ordinary route, now rendered more accessible by the Club path from the Pordo...ijoch, it attracts yearly large numbers of German and Austrian tourists, and bids fair to become a rival to the Gross Glockner itself as the crowning evidence of their claim to the coveted title of Hochtourist.
It was first ascended in 1864 by Pau Grohmann, with Angelo and Fulgentio Dimai, from the Fedaja Pass, and this is still the ordinary route. Starting from the Club Hut or from Valentini's Inn a Club path leads direct to the glacier, which is crossed almost due south to the snow hollow which goes steeply 229 THE DOLOMITES up between the Marmolata di Rocca on the left and the true summit on the right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. , price Kr. 4. 70, which can 228 MARMOLATA be obtained by members of the Club at half- price from their Sections.
Climbs in the Marmolata Group Marmolata or Monte di Penia (11, 024 feet). — Glancing around from the summit of almost any of the south Tyrol peaks one can hardly fail to be struck by the pre-eminence of this proud queen of the Dolomites, the glacier- encircled Marmolata. A comparatively easy climb by the ordinary route, now rendered more accessible by the Club path from the Pordo...ijoch, it attracts yearly large numbers of German and Austrian tourists, and bids fair to become a rival to the Gross Glockner itself as the crowning evidence of their claim to the coveted title of Hochtourist.
It was first ascended in 1864 by Pau Grohmann, with Angelo and Fulgentio Dimai, from the Fedaja Pass, and this is still the ordinary route. Starting from the Club Hut or from Valentini's Inn a Club path leads direct to the glacier, which is crossed almost due south to the snow hollow which goes steeply 229 THE DOLOMITES up between the Marmolata di Rocca on the left and the true summit on the right.
What to read after The Dolomites?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S H Sam Hield Hamer to read onlineMoreLess
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