Jôf Fuart, Mountain summit in Province of Udine, Italy.
Jôf Fuart is a mountain in the western Julian Alps that rises to 2666 meters (8747 feet). Its steep slopes and exposed ridges create a challenging climb for those with mountain experience.
The name comes from a misinterpretation of a Slovenian word that was later transformed into the Friulian form used today. This linguistic shift reflects the region's history of cultural exchange across language boundaries.
The mountain stands as a symbol of alpine exploration in the region, attracting climbers who test their skills on its demanding routes.
The southern side has a marked path to the summit, while the northern face requires advanced climbing skills and experience. Plan for proper gear and stable weather conditions when attempting the climb.
It ranks as the second-highest peak in the western Julian Alps with a vertical prominence of about 528 meters from its surroundings. This elevation separation makes it a distinctive landmark within the alpine chain.
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