Scialpinismo sul Monte Redival

Back-country skiing • Val di Sole

Scialpinismo sul Monte Redival

Gita tra le più conosciute ed apprezzate della Val di Sole per gli ampi panorami sui massicci della Presanella, dell'Adamello e dell'Ortles Cevedale.

Il Monte Redival ha un sacco di punti a favore per concorrere al titolo di "gita scialpinistica ideale"... E' soleggiata, offre spesso ottima neve vista la quota elevata, il panorama dalla cima è vastissimo. Insomma vale la pena andare a darci un'occhiata. Senza dimenticare che le pendenze della parte alta sono piuttosto importanti, quindi richiedono nevi assestate e sciatori preparati !

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Ski mountaineering on Monte Redival

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One of the most well-known and appreciated hikes in Val di Sole for the wide views of the Presanella, Adamello, and Ortles Cevedale massifs.

Distance 13.6 km

3:46 h

1,333 m

1,331 m

2,942 m

1,609 m

Monte Redival has many advantages to compete for the title of "ideal ski mountaineering outing"... It is sunny, often offers excellent snow due to the high altitude, and the panorama from the summit is very vast. In short, it's worth taking a look. Not to forget that the slopes in the upper part are quite steep, so settled snow and prepared skiers are required!

Author’s recommendation

Before leaving, always check the conditions with the local Alpine Guides (see "useful links").

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Highest point

2,942 m

Lowest point

1,609 m

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Safety information

Hike to be undertaken only with settled snow and reserved for good skiers due to the significant slopes.

As you can imagine, the accessibility of routes in a mountain environment is closely linked to current conditions and therefore depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet may have changed. Before leaving, check the condition of the route by contacting the refuge managers on your path, alpine guides, nature park visitor centers, and tourist offices.

Tips and suggestions

http://www.guidealpinevaldisole.it

https://www.guidealpineadamello.it

Roadbook

Follow the forest road that goes up to Malga Strino and pass it, staying for a first stretch on the right bank of the stream, then cross it and begin to climb the valley aiming to the left of the rocky ridge. Around 2340m you reach a plateau and continue in the direction of the Strino ponds (2610m). From here, turn right under some rocks and climb several ledges up to the base of the summit slope, which is ascended obliquely to the left until the summit.

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Directions

From Val di Sole, follow the signs for Passo del Tonale, passing through the village of Vermiglio.

Parking

Parking at the beginning of the forest road to Malga Strino, 5km after Vermiglio.

Coordinates

46.275933, 10.634515

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46°16'33.4"N 10°38'04.3"E

UTM

32T 625933 5126004

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Get there by train, car, bike, or on foot!

Equipment

For winter mountain hikes, appropriate clothing is recommended even in case of sudden temperature drops. Additionally, gloves, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen should be part of the usual equipment. It is also important to have suitable footwear that keeps feet warm and does not get wet in contact with the snow.

For hikes on snowy terrain, it is also advised to always carry an avalanche self-rescue kit, consisting of an ARTVA beeper, shovel, and probe (which can also be rented).