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Snowshoeing - Rifugio Bagnour

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Distance
4.68 mi
Elevation gain
1,690 ft
Technical difficulty
Easy
Elevation loss
1,690 ft
Max elevation
6,674 ft
TrailRank 
31
Min elevation
5,184 ft
Trail type
Loop
Time
6 hours 7 minutes
Coordinates
556
Uploaded
February 17, 2019
Recorded
February 2019
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near Castello, Piemonte (Italia)

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Itinerary description

Snowshoeing - Rifugio Bagnour sits on the edge of the homonym lake. Just a shallow pond but enchanting in summer, while it's invisible in winter as it's covered with snow. Not a real marsh, it's bound to become a peat bog in a few thousands years.
The Rifugio is open daily during summer months, and on weekends year-round.
Despite abundant snow, the trail was only partially covered as it faces south and the warm sun of recent days took its toll. Most, if not all, of the steep trail through the woods was solid ice all the way, not requiring snowshoes but crampons instead.
The Bosco dell'Aleve' (Aleve' Woods) is the largest virgin forest of Pino Cembro, or Cirmolo [Pinus cembra] in the Alps and, possibly, in the whole of Europe.
Oldest specimen have been estimated at over 650 years of age. Aleve' is the word for such tree species in local Occitan language.

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Lago Bagnour

Lago Bagnour

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Lago Secco

Lago Secco

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Rifugio Bagnour

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Rifugio Grongios Martre

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