Snowshoeing on Monte Casale

Snowshoeing • Terme di Comano - Dolomiti di Brenta

Snowshoeing on Monte Casale

Monte Casale is the mountain offering the most scenic view of the entire valley.

Monte Casale offers the most scenic view over the valley. You can admire all the mountain peaks towering on the horizon: from the Fiemme & Fassa Dolomites to the Bondone, from the Ladrensi Alps to the Adamello Group, over to the Presanella and the Ortles, the Brenta range and the Paganella. Below them, Lake Molveno, Lake Toblino & S. Massenza, with Lake Cavedine, Lake Tenno, Lake Terlago and finally Lake Garda. <p>Itinerary: Comano Paese, Monte Casale Rifugio Don zio Pisoni, Comano Paese.</p>

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Snowshoeing on Monte Casale

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Monte Casale is the mountain offering the most scenic view of the entire valley.

Open

moderate

Distance 5.6 km

3:06 h

1,002 m

0 m

1,622 m

620 m

Itinerary: Comano Paese, Monte Casale Rifugio Don zio Pisoni, Comano Paese.

Author

Garda Dolomiti S.p.A. Azienda per il Turismo

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Difficulty

moderate

Overall difficulty

moderate

Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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Landscape

Highest point

1,622 m

Lowest point

620 m

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Rifugio Don Zio Pisoni
Climbing Area: Comano

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Snowshoeing on Monte Casale

Coordinates

46.034859, 10.891436

DMS

46°02'05.5"N 10°53'29.2"E

UTM

32T 646365 5099659

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Equipment

For all snowshoe treks, suitable apparel is strongly recommended. Temperatures can dip quickly and so garments should be warm and also be suitable for snowy conditions (such as waterproof Gore-Tex jackets). Furthermore, every group member should pack gloves, a cap, sun glasses and sun cream.

It’s also important to bear in mind that tight-fitting or insufficiently waterproof footwear can lead to frostbite.

We also strongly recommend that all members of the group pack an avalanche rescue kit consisting of avalanche transceiver, probe and shovel (this is also available for rent).

Ski poles can also come in quite useful and are therefore recommended.

In the case of icy snow, it is recommended adding a pair of crampons to your gear.