Difficulty: Route with fixed rope supports, not difficult

maximum height :  m. 2860,Sella della Tosa

difference in height: 380m. 

Comment: Magnificent itinerary with superb views over the Cima Tosa and the Campanil Basso.

Difficulty:a short stretch has fixed rope supports (path 303)

maximum height :m.2648 , Bocca di Tuckett

difference in height: 680 m. 

Comment: A classic itinerary, described in an anticlockwise direction, which connects the three refuges in the Brenta. Suitable for those who do not wish to tackle the difficulties of the Bocchette route or fixed rope routes. The only stretch with fixed rope supports is along the rock ledge between the Busa dei Armi hollow and the slopes of the Cima Brenta Alta peak. The Orsi path runs parallel but lower down to the Bocchette path and offers unforgettable views over the Sfulmini Group.

Difficulty: quite difficult

maximum height : m.2871 , Bocca di Ambiez

difference in height: 900 metri circa

Comment:  The direct link between the Pedrotti  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.

Difficulty: route with fixed rope supports

maximum height : m.2770, Spigolo est Torre di Brenta

difference in height:  600 metri circa

Comment: An itinerary that will be difficult to forget

Difficulty: a short stretch has fixed rope supports  

maximum height : rifugio Pedrotti, m.2491

difference in height: 1134

Comment: From the Ceda Valley to the Seghe Valley via the Pedrotti, Selvata and Malga Andalo Refuges. Tiring route but extremely interesting for the views and the areas it passes through