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Monte Tremol Piancavallo

The bare, steep slope of Mount Tremol overlooks the ski slopes of Piancavallo. The summit is easily accessible, even without touring skis and ski skins, walking along the southwest ridge from the mountain station of the chairlift Tremol 2. The south exposure of the slope causes the snowpack to transform quickly and so, even in the middle of winter, it is often possible to ski on firn. Given the steepness of the slope, the descent should be avoided or done with extreme caution in case of hard snow and ice; crampons may be useful when climbing.

Access 
From Aviano drive the panoramic road up to Piancavallo. Once you reach the centre, you can park at the valley station of the chairlift (17 km from Aviano).
Ascent
Using the Tremol and Tremol 2 chairlift, we reach the mountain station of the second lift located in the Val dei Sass at an altitude of 1820 meters. Upon arrival, go downhill for a hundred meters, then climb left along an old skislope to the base of the south ridge of Mount Tremol, until the old mountain station of the chairlift Tremol 2. From here, following the signs of the Alta Via dei Rondoi, after a short and easy track equipped with steel cables, we pass by the antenna to the left. After a short steep track, we cross the ridge, without any difficulty, up to the summit of Tremol (2007 m, 150 m of difference in altitude, 30’ from the chairlift).
Descent 
From the top of Mount Tremol, depending on snow conditions, ski experience and skills, you can opt for two backcountry runs.
Route 1
The simpler and more popular one descends towards south-east and ends on the Salomon ski slope in the valley of the Arneri Refuge at an altitude of 1550 meters. The incline of the slope, about 30-35 degrees, and the width of the slope, allow a rewarding run along the entire descent.
Route 2
The second off-piste follows route 1 for the first 200 meters and then turns left towards Val Sughet. You descend a steep slope exposed to the north-east, which may be run only after carefully examining the snow conditions. Once you reach the threshold of Val Sughet, you pass by a forest track that, in good snow conditions, can be crossed with skis up to the exit near the Ice palace and the valley station of the chairlift.

Technical data:
  • Route difficulty: S2 (wide slopes and valleys, up to 25°) and S3 (slopes up to 35°, requires good technique on all types of snow)
  • Duration: 30' ascent
  • Altitude: 150 m uphill and 400-700 m downhill depending on the route
  • Recommended period: from February to March
This route is included in the TOP 20 WINTER TRAILS guide, made in collaboration with Tabacco Maps, and can be purchased here
 
GENERAL SAFETY RULES FOR BACKCOUNTRY
• always bring avalanche safety equipment (Beacon, shovel, and probe)
• never go out alone and keep the other group members in sight
• keep safety distance
• use appropriate clothing

PRIOR TO DEPARTURE
• check the regional avalanche- and weather forecast
• carefully plan your ski tour 
• check out the slopes and the surroundings 
• check your avalanche safety gear
• prepare and check your other safety gear

IN CASE OF AN AVALANCHE
• Secure yourself and your group members
• call the alarmnumber 112
• start sight-hearing research and turn on your avalanche transceiver
• as soon as rescue arrives, brief them about the incident and on how many people are involved
• do not leave for any reason, your support is indispensable
Description and details by Tabacco Maps
The routes cover areas subject to avalanches, which may be periodically closed for safety reasons. We therefore invite you to always check, before planning your tour, whether there are any prohibitions or orders in force.
 
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