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Monte Vioz

Mountain in Italy

Summary

Mountain in Italy

Field	Value
name	Monte Vioz
photo	ValPejo MonteVioz.jpg
photo_caption	Monte Vioz from the south, with the village Peio in the foreground.
elevation_m	3645
map	Alps
map_caption	Location in the Alps
location	Border between Lombardy and Trentino, Italy
range	Ortler Alps
coordinates
easiest_route	Pèio Fonti

Monte Vioz is a 3645 m mountain in Northern Italy, on the border between Lombardy and Trentino. It is located in the Ortler Alps.

The Forni glacier (Ghiacciaio dei Forni) lies on the west side of Monte Vioz, flowing into the Valle dei Forni. On the east side of the mountain lies the glacier Vedretta Rossa, and the smaller glacier Vedretta di Vioz is on the south side of the mountain.

The most popular climbing route is from the trailhead at Pèio Fonti, a cable car to the refuge Doss dei Cembri, and a 1,350 metre climb from there. 100 m below the summit is the Mantova del Vioz refuge. The best season to climb is from June to September.

References

[http://www.summitpost.org/monte-vioz/151098 Summit Post] Monte Vioz
[http://www.summitpost.org/normal-route/160862 Summit Post] Monte Vioz, Normal Route

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