Mulaz

The Mulaz summit rises to 2906 meters above sea level, featuring steep cliffs and rocky trails between the Boite and Paneveggio valleys.

The geological formations of Mulaz demonstrate the complex tectonic processes that shaped the Dolomites during the Triassic period over 200 million years ago.

Local mountain guides preserve traditional alpine knowledge by leading expeditions through established routes, sharing techniques passed down through generations of mountaineers.

The ascent to Mulaz requires proper mountain equipment and takes approximately 7 hours round trip from Malga Venegia, covering 1300 meters of elevation gain.

The summit bell at Mulaz stands amid a 300-meter vertical climbing wall, offering views of the Travignolo Glacier and surrounding limestone peaks.

Elevation above the sea: 2,906 m

GPS coordinates: 46.31758,11.83180

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:04