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Hiking : Col Gentile

Italy Friuli – Venezia Giulia Udine

Map of the trail for Col Gentile

Durée

09:23:18

Distance

22.155 km

Dénivelé

1704.0 m

This hiking route will take you through the beautiful area around Col Gentile, offering stunning views and challenging terrain. With a total distance of 22.155 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1704 meters, this hike is classified as extremely difficult and is recommended for experienced hikers.

You will start your journey at Forca di Pani, a saddle located approximately 5.98 kilometers from the beginning of the trail. As you make your way towards Col Gentile, you will pass by several points of interest, including Ricovero Casera Chiarzò, a wilderness hut located 7.84 kilometers from the start, Forca del Coladôr, another saddle at 9.73 kilometers, and Col Gentile peak itself at 11.08 kilometers.

Along the way, you will also come across a spring at 7.79 kilometers and an information point at 5.98 kilometers. These points provide opportunities to rest, refill your water supply, and learn more about the area.

As this is an out-and-back route, you will retrace your steps on the way back, making it important to pace yourself and conserve energy for the return journey. Remember to bring plenty of water, snacks, and appropriate gear for a long and challenging hike. It is also recommended to check the weather forecast before setting out, as conditions in the mountains can change rapidly.

Overall, this hike offers a rewarding challenge for those seeking a true outdoor adventure in the stunning surroundings of Col Gentile.

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