Col dei Bos, Mountain summit in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.
Col dei Bos is a mountain summit near Cortina d'Ampezzo with steep limestone faces and multiple climbing routes across its rock. The area offers various approaches for climbers and is known for its technically demanding passages.
The mountain was part of the Italian front line during World War I with military buildings and defensive structures. These structures show how this alpine area was heavily used during the war.
The Via Ferrata degli Alpini route at Col dei Bos serves as a training ground for Italian military alpine units since its establishment in 2009.
Climbers reach the mountain through several routes, with trail 412 from Falzarego Pass being a popular approach. Visitors should expect difficult conditions and bring proper footwear and climbing equipment.
Underground military tunnels run beneath the mountain and connect to nearby peaks like Lagazuoi. These passages were built during wartime and some can be partially explored by visitors today.
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