Rifugio Ciampac Hiking Ring, Su L’Aut, Sella Brunech
Mountain tour • Val di Fassa
Rifugio Ciampac Hiking Ring, Su L’Aut, Sella Brunech
Where walking rhymes with flying.
The Rifugio Ciampac offers several alternatives for hiking, from long crossings high above sea level to walks along ridges with incredible views, like the ring route that reaches the peak of the Su L’Aut.
Rifugio Ciampac Hiking Ring, Su L’Aut, Sella Brunech
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Where walking rhymes with flying.
The Rifugio Ciampac offers several alternatives for hiking, from long crossings high above sea level to walks along ridges with incredible views, like the ring route that reaches the peak of the Su L’Aut.
Author’s recommendation
This crossing is also very picturesque. It leads to Val Contrin through the “Troi dei Ciamorces” - the chamois trail that leads to the beginning of Val Contrin near the “Baita Locia”.
Rest Stop
TOBIA' DEL GIAGHERCIAMPAC
Safety information
The route follows a trail that runs atop an extensive grassy ridge. It is not advisable to hike this trail in wet weather.
Please note that the practicability of the itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to the contingent conditions and is therefore influenced by natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this page may have changed. Before leaving for a tour, make sure the path you will approach is still accessible by contacting the owner of the mountain hut, the alpine guides or the visitor centres of the nature parks, the info offices of the local tourist board.
Equipment
Hiking boots/shoes, windbreaker, a change of clothes. Telescopic hiking sticks are very useful.
Start
Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
From the Rifugio Ciampac, you follow trail 645, which climbs in a westerly direction above the meadows that lie beneath the Crepa Neigra, a peak with a unique dark colour. You reach an ample hollow (Pian de Sele) located between the southern ridge of Crepa Neigra and the northern ridge of Sas L’Aut. In front of it, further down, you can see the green Val de Grepa. Here, you leave trail no. 645 and make a decisive turn to the left, walking towards the south along the grassy ridge, following a well-marked path. You climb along the ridge, enjoying the sweeping views, and you reach the vicinity of the Su L’Aut peak at 2506 m above sea level (the actual peak is to the right hand side of the ridge), where the view is magnificent. Following the trail south, you quickly descend to the Brunech Ridge (2428 m), where you can find the ski lift facilities. On the left, you now follow trail 644, which travels along a comfortable forest road and takes you down through Conca del Ciampac and back to the starting point.
Parking
Ciampac Ski Lift Parking Area.
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