| Crasta da la Spraunza Route |
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| Crasta da la Spraunza   | 
| Page Type: Route Location: Engadin, Switzerland, Europe Lat/Lon: 46.39540°N / 9.90410°E Route Type: Mountaineering Time Required: Most of a day Difficulty: D inf - D (III - 45°) Grade: III
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| Page By: gabriele Created/Edited: Aug 25, 2004 / Sep 18, 2008 Object ID: 161936 Hits: 1670  Loading... Page Score: 87.08% - 5 Votes  Loading... Vote: Log in to vote |
OverviewRarely climbed because it's not a famous route ...
I found it one of the most amusing routes in central alps, can be comparable with the Kuffner spur to Piz Palù, a little wilder but more relaxing ...
to be climbed !!| | Almost 700 m of difference in elevation
Fantastic rock on the ridge.
Better starting hour 4 o'clock in july to avoid danger of ice falls while approaching the route
Time to get the starting point ~ 1,5-2 hours
Time for the ridge 4 hours
coming back to Boval requires 2-3 hours
Some sections are better made with pitches (in the higher section after the saddle) |
ApproachStarting point is the Boval-Hütte 2495m
Situation: North Bernina near Morteratsch Glacier.
Getting There: train Morteratsch station: 2 hours on path left of Morteratsch glacier
Route Description| | 2 different ways to get the ridge (best one and described is the lower)
Follow the path to the old refuge, along a small ravine till the water coming down from the Vadret Boval Dadains.
Along some stone and ice slopes to get the step under the ridge.
Along a grass ledge, then stones and snow till a higher step (starting point) |
| | Straight along the ridge (II) till the first snow shoulder. | | Along the ridge, on the southern side, (II-III) till an even section. | | | Straight on till a gendarme and then get the small saddle behind it (eventual rappel) | | | | From here straight along the rocky ridge (wonderful rock III ) till the last (not short) snow slope that brings directly on the summit. |
Coming down is quite easy and without problems.
Essential GearHigh mountain gear
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