- of the hut. Bivouacs:
Bivacco I. e G.
Sperti (2,000 m) (Sperti trail)
Bivacco U
della Bernardina (2,320 m) (Zacchi trail)
Bivacco del
Marmol (2,266 m)...
- The Club
Alpino Italiano is the
senior Italian alpine club
which stages climbing competitions,
operates alpine huts,
marks and
maintains paths, and is...
- Valais). Near the
summit (3,960 m) is
located a
small mountain hut, the
Bivacco Città di Gallarate. It is
owned by the
Italian Alpine Club.
Retrieved from...
- the mountains, at 3398 meters, is
Bivacco Seveso,
situated directly below the
summit of Tresero.
Another refuge,
Bivacco Battaglione Ortles,
rests below...
- The
Punta Maria Cristina (lit. 'Maria
Cristina Peak') is a
mountain (3,706 m) of the
Pennine Alps,
located on the Swiss-Italian border. It lies on the...
- Schönbiel Hut) 7
hours (10 hours) D/IV Lion
Carrel Hut 5
hours AD+/III
Furggen Bivacco Bossi 7
hours TD/V+
Faces North Hörnli Hut 14
hours TD/V West Schönbiel...
- wood
stove guarded Bivacco Ubaldo Cavallasca "Cucciolo" Alpe Fornà 1.710m 46.0500036N, 8.5392201E 13 yes wood
stove open
Bivacco Lidesh Alpe
Lidesh 1...
-
direction of the
Bivacco Battaglione Ortles which is at 3122 m of elevation,
there is no
guardian and it is
always open. The
Bivacco can be
reached in...
-
Adirondack lean-to
Bivouac shelter - a tent, or a
permanent structure (e.g., a
bivacco in the
Italian Alps).
Bothy - a
basic shelter found in
rural areas in the...
- 3.b
Rifugio Federico Chabod (2,750 m)
Bivacco Luciano Gratton (3,198 m)
Bivacco Mario Balzola (3,477 m)
Bivacco Mario Gontier (2,309 m)
Rifugio Vittorio...
