Connections with other refuges: Rifugio al Cacciatore via path 325

difficulty: facile

maximum height: 2410

comment: The path runs along the upper part of the Ambiez Valley and with various alternatives connects the two refu

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Connections with other refuges: 12 Apostoli  via  path 321, Ferrata Castiglioni

difficulty: Middling, exposed

maximum height: m.2860, Bocchetta dei Due Denti

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Connections with other refuges:  12 Apostoli  along path no. 358 and no. 304, the Ideale path

difficulty: Middling to difficult

maximum height:m. 2871, Bocca di Ambiez

Comment: The difficult part is the Bocca di Ambiez pass, because of its steepness, and should not be underestimated, especially if conditions are icy.

Connections with other refuges:   Rifugio Pedrotti via path Palmieri, n.320

difficulty: easy

maximum height:m.2491, Rifugio Pedrotti

Comment::A crossing with wonderful views that is an alternative route to the Brentari fixed rope route. After the Forcolotta di Noghera pass, the path goes past the southern edge of the Cima Ceda Orientale peak where it meets path no. 326 which comes up from Molveno along the Ceda Valley. Going northwards it keeps close to the Pozza Tramontana, a deep hollow between Monte Daino and the Two Ceda peaks.

Connections with other refuges:  Rifugio Pedrotti via path 358,  via Ferrata Ottone Brentari

difficulty: Not difficult for its kind

maximum height: m.2859, Sella della Tosa

Comment::A magnificent high altitude itinerary. It includes a short and interesting stretch with fixed ropes that is neither particularly difficult nor exposed. After the Sella della Tosa saddle the path runs parallel to, but higher up than the Palmieri path. Great views over the Brenta Alta and Campanile Basso peaks.

Connections with other refuges:  Brentei  Refuge along paths 358, 304 and 327 (Martinazzi path) via the Bocca d’Ambiez and the Vedretta dei Camosci hanging glacier

Difficulty: Quite difficult

maximum height: m.2871, Bocca di Ambiez

Description: The direct link between the Agostini Refuge and the Brentei Refuge runs through scenery that is both some of the wildest and loveliest in the whole of the Brenta Group. Climbing up the Vedretta d’Ambiez hanging glacier, the path turns westwards and goes past the Bocca d’Ambiez pass. From here, after a short stretch downhill, it turns northwards: the Martinazzi path begins by crossing the Vedretta dei Camosci hanging glacier, going to the west of the Cima Tosa peak and the great Crozzon di Brenta rock face. To the west of the path rise the Fracigli peaks and the Crozzon di Val d’Agola. This is a mountain climbing route which is very difficult in parts, especially when the weather is changeable. The crossing of the Vedretta dei Camosci hanging glacier can be difficult because of the crevasses.

Connections with other refuges:  Alpenrose Refuge via the Rossati Pass and the Doré Valley (paths 320 and 345)

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maximum height: m.2423,Forcolotta di Noghera

Comment: The Doré Valley and the San Lorenzo Valley were the access route to the Pedrotti Refuge followed by the “Sborzi”, the nickname of the family of workers who built the Tosa Refuge. It is a little used route through wild scenery and is not always well marked.

Connections with other refuges:  Alpenrose Refuge via the Malga Ben and Forcella Bregain Col (Garda Brenta route), paths 325 b and 351

Difficulty:  Not difficult although there are exposed stretches

maximum height: m.2410 , Rif. Agostini

Comment::An interesting route which enables hikers to enjoy the spacious views over the Giudicarie Valley, Monte Bondone and the mountains in the south of Trentino which can be seen during the downhill stretch from the Forcella di Bregain Col.

Connections with other refuges: Rifugio Malga Andalo along the  Val di Ceda sent 320 e  326

Difficulty: Tiring and difficult in bad weather

maximum height: m.2423, Forcolotta di Noghera

Comment::An unusual route which enables hikers to appreciate the wild scenery of the Ceda Valley and the lovely views of Lake Molveno. It may interest those who wish to get from the Agostini Refuge to the Malga Spora, Campa Group and north-eastern sector of the Brenta Dolomites along an alternative route.