Hike to Rifugio Lobbie Caduti dell’Adamello
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/Photo: TRACCIAtour SRL, APT Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena -
/Photo: TRACCIAtour SRL, APT Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
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/Photo: TRACCIAtour SRL, APT Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
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/Photo: TRACCIAtour SRL, APT Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
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"ADAMELLO COLLINI" AL BEDOLEAI CADUTI DELL'ADAMELLO
Safety information
1) Prepare your itinerary2) Choose a route that is suitable for your skill level
3) Choose suitable equipment and gear
4) Consult the snow/weather bulletins
5) Heading out on your own is more risky
6) Leave information on your itinerary and on the approximate time you expect to return
7) Do not hesitate to seek the support of a professional
8) Pay attention to the information and signs that you find along the trail
9) Do not hesitate to follow your steps backwards
10) In case of an accident, sound the alarm by calling the emergency number 112.
Please note that the practicability of the itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to the contingent conditions and is therefore influenced by natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this page may have changed. Before leaving for a tour, make sure the path you will approach is still accessible by contacting the owner of the mountain hut, the alpine guides or the visitor centres of the nature parks, the info offices of the local tourist board.
Rifugio Ai Caduti dell’Adamello is located at 3040 m asl, in the typical high-altitude context of the Adamello, characterised by glaciers and moraine. You reach it along routes that require experience and knowledge of the mountain environment, as well as possession of basic notions of safety and movement in high-altitude environments. If you do not have all the requisites, don’t hesitate to contact an Alpine mountain guide.
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Turn-by-turn directions
There are basically three routes that lead to the mountain hut.
MATAROT CLIMB
The Matarot climb along trail number 241. Starting from Rifugio Bedole, you follow the road that leads to the cableway. Here, the actual trail 241 begins. After a short section, you pass through the vicinity of the enchanting Malga Matarot Bassa. Leaving it on the left, you continue along the path, which gradually becomes more difficult. The route develops among mountain pines and low vegetation, and the surface of the path is not always easy going. You climb until you reach the screes at the base of the rocky strip located on the right hand side of the massive Cascate del Matarot [waterfalls], clearly visible in front of you.
You now proceed along a fitted trail (still marked 241) and you climb rock steps, following the frequent white and red markers and helping yourself with (or securing yourself to) the steel cables. This section of the trail, excellently marked out and equipped, can become very tough and dangerous in case of fog and, particularly, in wet, snowy, or icy conditions. Once you get past the fitted section, you continue on the path marked with white and red markers and “ometti” (small mounds of stones stacked to mark out the route). The path stays on the right hand side of the Lobbie glacierette (facing the mountain), which slowly appears before you. With a final effort you reach Passo della Lobbia Alta (3015 m) and from there Rifugio Caduti dell’Adamello (3040 m).
This route requires the necessary gear (via ferrata gear, helmet), suitable physical preparation, and safe knowledge of progressions on fitted routes.
To return, you follow the same route backwards. [GPS track]
FROM RIFUGIO MANDRON
The following two routes both converge at Rifugio Mandron, arriving either from Passo Presena (Passo Tonale ski lift facilities), or from Val Genova - Rifugio Bedole.
From Rifugio Mandron, you climb the route (trail 236) that leads to Passo Lobbia Alta, where Rifugio Caduti dell’Adamello is located. Since this excursion takes place at high altitude and partially on a glacier, you will need the necessary equipment (pick, crampons, rope), and the necessary knowledge of ice climbing techniques.
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