Cogne Selected Ice Climbs
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| Cordee Code: | CCE672 |
|---|---|
| Page Size: | 150 x 210 mm |
| No of Pages: | 168 |
| Publisher: | The Oxford Alpine Club |
| ISBN13: | 9781913167004 |
| Author: | Steve Broadbent |
| Published Date: | December 2019 |
| Edition: | 1st: Dec 2019 |
| Binding: | Paperback (flapped) |
| Illustrations: | Full colour topos and photographs |
| Weight: | 310g |
| Product Type: | simple |
| Countries: | Italy |
The resort of Cogne lies on the edge of the Gran Paradiso National Park in the Italian Alps. As well as being
the cross-country skiing capital of Aosta, with over 70 kilometres of ski trails, Cogne is one of the world?s great
ice-climbing centres, attracting climbers from across the globe. Along the steep valley walls an array of frozen
waterfalls provide some of the very best and most accessible ice climbs in Europe, from single-pitch ice crags and
dry-tooling caves to famous multi-pitch cascades and massive alpine adventures.
Many of the routes here are at about 2000m above sea level, which means that Cogne enjoys some of the most
reliable climbing conditions in the Alps. Cheap ights and good road links, as well as spectacular mountain scenery
and a traditional alpine charm, add to the resort?s appeal, making Cogne an ice-climbing destination not to be
missed.
Illustrated with clear, full-colour photo topos throughout, this guidebook describes 400 ice climbs around the
valleys of Cogne, Urtier, Grauson, Lillaz, Valeille, Valnontey, Valsavarenche and Valle di Rhemes.
the cross-country skiing capital of Aosta, with over 70 kilometres of ski trails, Cogne is one of the world?s great
ice-climbing centres, attracting climbers from across the globe. Along the steep valley walls an array of frozen
waterfalls provide some of the very best and most accessible ice climbs in Europe, from single-pitch ice crags and
dry-tooling caves to famous multi-pitch cascades and massive alpine adventures.
Many of the routes here are at about 2000m above sea level, which means that Cogne enjoys some of the most
reliable climbing conditions in the Alps. Cheap ights and good road links, as well as spectacular mountain scenery
and a traditional alpine charm, add to the resort?s appeal, making Cogne an ice-climbing destination not to be
missed.
Illustrated with clear, full-colour photo topos throughout, this guidebook describes 400 ice climbs around the
valleys of Cogne, Urtier, Grauson, Lillaz, Valeille, Valnontey, Valsavarenche and Valle di Rhemes.
