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p-mike

p-mike - Sep 8, 2015 7:46 am Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2015

Normal route from Val d'Ayas  Sucess!

A very nice day with a great view on Monte Rosa group!!

Modi

Modi - Sep 6, 2011 10:24 am Date Climbed: Jun 18, 2006

testa grigia  Sucess!

normal route from val d'ayas

EricChu

EricChu - Dec 16, 2009 7:41 am Date Climbed: Aug 1, 1985

Champoluc-Bivacco Ulrich Lateltin-Testa Grigia and back  Sucess!

I started in Champoluc on the morning of July 31st, 1985 and went via Cunéaz and Colle di Pinter up to the Bivacco Ulrich Lateltin on Punta Pinter (3123 metres). Here the weather turned, so I simply stayed there that afternoon and spent the night there. There was nobody but me that day up at the bivacco. The following morning was cold but clear, and I went up to the summit. The path I remember as being not difficult at all, except for that "key passage" which a hell of a lot of fuss is made about - with the right "fingering", to use a musician's expression, it can easily be tackled. The view is fantastic, what with the Matterhorn and the Monte Rosa massif to the north and Gran Paradiso and even Monviso to the south. I descended straight back to Champoluc in the afternoon.

Corvus

Corvus - Sep 11, 2007 6:02 pm Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2006

Normal route from Val d'Ayas  Sucess!

The weather on the summit was not so good. Unfortanely I didn't see the Monte Rosa group.

Claude Mauguier - May 25, 2005 9:14 am

Route Climbed: normal, from Val d'Ayas Date Climbed: aug 1978  Sucess!

Speravamo un gran bel panorama sulle cime del Rosa...invece niente, per causa di nebbione ! Torneremo....

buxlex

buxlex - May 9, 2004 1:40 am

Route Climbed: Diretta (up) / Via Pinter, Ondre Castel (down) Date Climbed: 12 September 2001  Sucess!

Last time I climbed this beautiful mountain with Ernesto Dorigo, 67 years old, born under Monte Civetta roots ...



Once reached the summit (in less than 4 hours!!!) I heard a deaf sound. I turned myself and I saw Ernesto with a bottle of red wind and a cork in his hand, smiling. From his rucksac he took out a chunk of smoked speck, an excellent knife and he told me: "we have to drink and eat them all before leaving this summit".



Gatorade, what the hell is gatorade?

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