Hohe Schneide, Mountain peak in Belluno, Italy
Hohe Schneide is a mountain peak in the Dolomites located in Belluno, standing on the border between Veneto and South Tyrol. The summit offers views across surrounding peaks and deep valleys shaped by hiking and climbing routes.
The mountain was first climbed in 1865 by Paul Grohmann along with local guides, marking a milestone in exploring the region. This ascent was part of growing climbing activities in the Dolomites during the 19th century.
The mountain contains numerous military paths and remnants from World War I, where Italian Alpini and Austro-Hungarian forces engaged in combat.
Access is via Passo Tre Croci, a pass connecting nearby towns with good transport options. Visitors should expect changing weather and steep terrain, especially during longer hiking routes.
The mountain features narrow passages and steep rock walls that are only accessible to experienced climbers. These technical sections rank among the most challenging routes in the region.
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