The ski mountaineering excursion to Monte Cevedale (Zufallspitze) from Vedretta di Cedec starts from Rifugio Forni and through an evocative mule track it climbs up on steep hairpin turns, it goes round the ridge that leads to Val Cedec and it reaches Rifugio Pizzini. Through a constantly easy and evident path, the hikers will go up almost to station of the cableway that serves Rifugio Casati.

Heading east and passing under the evident rocky ridge that goes up to Mount Cevedale, through a very scenic stretch the path reaches a wide valley at an elevation of about 3200 meters. A steep Slope, then, leads to the high part and to the final flat section. A last steep slope will lead to the secondary summit on the north-east ridge. The summit, then, can be reached through a milder path. The new summit Cross will welcome the hikers that can enjoy an unforgettable landscape.

The beautiful and rewarding ski descent takes place through the climb route.

The ski mountaineering excursion to Monte Cevedale can be done in 5/6 hours and it covers a 1591 meter elevation gain. The itinerary is rated as BSA (good ski mountaineer). Part of the path develops on glacier or on demanding ground and it is, then, advisable to bring the complete ski mountaineering and first aid equipment.

Price of Monte Cevedale ski mountaineering excursion

€ 450 - for 1 person

€ 500 - for 2 persons

€ 550 - for 3 persons

€ 600 - for 4 persons

To book the ski mountaineering excursion to Monte Cevedale (Zufallspitze) from Vedretta di Cedec with a mountain guide, you must send a request that provides and specifies your contact information, the number of participants and the date/period in which you wish to take the excursion.
We will respond immediately to confirm the availability of the guide, the deadline, if any, to confirm the option for the reservation, methods of payment, characteristics and organization of the activity.
Once the reservation is confirmed, we will send you the receipt and the presentation voucher with the details of the service, the name of the mountain guide or the mountaineering school, and all the contact information.