I think it should be mentioned that if you want to climb the NW ridge of Monte Canin, you have to climb before the via ferrata "Rosalba Grasselli" on the west crest of Picco di Carnizza, which is short but quite demanding in a couple of aerial passages.
Sella Peravo is much more known as Sella Grubia.
Great route anyway.
Thanks, Fabrizio!
I copied you comment on the page of Kanin. I also gave you editing rights, so please just do any corrections on the page you find appropriate.
And secondly, we have two trip reports on Via Alta Resiana, but you'd expect people will first read route descriptions. If you did this route, please post a route description. You are having quite a long list of them to write, he, he.
You're right...
About the route actually I did only the first part of it ( or the second, it depends from where you start ), from Stolvizza to the Marussich bivouac and the next day from the bivouac to the summit of Monte canin and back. This is one of the classic treks of the Julians, I think it deserves a good page here, I could write this part and maybe Norbert can write the other if he has the time.
Ciao!
ganesh70 - Sep 9, 2009 9:22 am - Hasn't voted
Via ferrata "Rosalba Grasselli"I think it should be mentioned that if you want to climb the NW ridge of Monte Canin, you have to climb before the via ferrata "Rosalba Grasselli" on the west crest of Picco di Carnizza, which is short but quite demanding in a couple of aerial passages.
Sella Peravo is much more known as Sella Grubia.
Great route anyway.
Vid Pogachnik - Sep 10, 2009 1:55 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Via ferrataThanks, Fabrizio!
I copied you comment on the page of Kanin. I also gave you editing rights, so please just do any corrections on the page you find appropriate.
And secondly, we have two trip reports on Via Alta Resiana, but you'd expect people will first read route descriptions. If you did this route, please post a route description. You are having quite a long list of them to write, he, he.
ganesh70 - Sep 10, 2009 3:33 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Via ferrataYou're right...
About the route actually I did only the first part of it ( or the second, it depends from where you start ), from Stolvizza to the Marussich bivouac and the next day from the bivouac to the summit of Monte canin and back. This is one of the classic treks of the Julians, I think it deserves a good page here, I could write this part and maybe Norbert can write the other if he has the time.
Ciao!