A legendary ascent in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites. After spending the night at Rifugio Brentei,you will tackle the iconic Campanil Basso, one of the most famous alpine towers, guided by acertified UIAGM Mountain Guide.
- Ascent of the Campanil Basso, a true icon of Dolomite climbing.
- Overnight stay at Rifugio Brentei, the heart of the Brenta Dolomites.
- UNESCO World Heritage panoramas of the Brenta peaks.
- Classic Dolomite climbing experience with a UIAGM Mountain Guide.
- Thrilling abseil descent from the summit.
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| Duration | 2 Days |
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| Participants | min.1 - max 2 |
| Important information | Cosa portare
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| Additional information | 2025_Disclaimer_Climbing_EN.pdf |
Further information
The Campanil Basso (2,883 m) is one of the most iconic and fascinating peaks in the BrentaDolomites, often referred to as “the most famous bell tower of the Alps”. This slender tower haswritten the history of alpinism with legendary climbs and epic stories.
The adventure begins with an overnight stay at Rifugio Brentei (2,182 m), a historic mountain hutand a symbolic meeting point for generations of climbers. Spending the night at the hut allows youto fully enjoy the unique atmosphere of the Brenta Dolomites and start the climb already in the highmountains the following morning.
At dawn, together with your UIAGM Mountain Guide, you will tackle one of the classic routes tothe summit of the Campanil Basso (the Normal Route or alternative lines depending on conditionsand your climbing level). The climb, of medium to high difficulty, offers exposed passages,breathtaking verticality and unforgettable views over the jagged Brenta towers and the surroundingDolomites.
Once on the summit, the experience culminates in a spectacular 360° panorama, followed by anexciting abseil descent – a perfect finale to one of the most memorable adventures in the Dolomites.
This activity is designed for climbers with previous experience who want to face one of the mosticonic ascents in the Alps.