Descrizione

Let’s share a unique experience together, admiring the sunrise from one of the quintessential vantage points on the Pian di Neve, the Giannantonj Bivouac at the Salarno Pass.

Climbing from Fabrezza, we’ll reach the Prudenzini Refuge, where we’ll refuel with a delicious dinner.

The following day, we’ll wake up very early to reach the pass (at 3,130m!) in time to enjoy the spectacular sunrise over Italy’s largest glacier.

Return to Fabrezza in the afternoon.

Schedule

Day 1

From Fabrezza to the Prudenzini Refuge

Difficulty: E

Elevation gain: 800 m+

Dinner and overnight stay at the refuge

Day 2

From the refuge to the Giannantonj Bivouac and return to Fabrezza

Difficulty: EE

Elevation gain: 900 m+ 1700 m-

Packed breakfast, packed lunch

 

Price: €410 (to be divided among participants, max 8 pax)

The fee includes: accompaniment by a UIMLA International Mountain Leader Professional Guide, excursion planning and management, client accident insurance, recovery insurance, satellite messaging in case of emergency.

The fee does not include: half-board at the refuge (€52 for CAI members, €69 for non-members), half-board for the guide (€52 to be divided among participants), packed lunches, costs for any shared transportation, and anything not included under “The fee includes”.

Meeting point: 2:00 PM at the Stella Alpina Hotel in Fabrezza.

The client must be at the meeting point or the excursion starting point at the time indicated in the communication that will follow after registration.

Upon completion of registration, the client will be added to a temporary WhatsApp group that will be used for service communications, updates, and useful information for the excursion.

Required Equipment

Waterproof hiking boots or shoes, no sneakers;

Long pants;

Hiking backpack with a minimum capacity of 30 liters, with wide shoulder straps, an ergonomic back, and a waist belt for weight distribution;

Clothing appropriate for the season and weather; in any case, layering is always recommended;

Waterproof jacket;

Down jacket;

Beanie and gloves;

Swallowing shirt, socks, and gloves;

A minimum 1.5 liter water reserve is required; mineral salts and/or supplements are recommended;

1 liter thermos for hot drinks;

Liner bag for sleeping in the refuge (alternatively, you can purchase a disposable one at the refuge);

Headlamp;

Food of your choice.

What you might add to your backpack:

A small microfiber towel;

First aid kit with blister plasters;

Personal drinking cup;

 

Contact me to check the date availability.