Talk:Piz Bernina

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I've moved this text here from the main page as it is too unintelligible to be of any real use. '== Routes ==

File:Under Marco e Rosa.jpg

Under cottage Marco e Rosa

Italian normal route

Starting at village Chiesa in Valmalenco (in parts called Campomoro) in 2,000 m. First part of the trail is rough on cottage Rifugio Carate Brianza. It is said her seven sighs. From Brianza trail go on as far as below rock wall at what is built cottage Rifugio Marinelli Bombardieri (2,813 m). Glacier Scerscen intervening above cottage the trail overcoming in all of his latitude and sheer in many serpentines go on to his upside. To the cottage go up heavy trail - via ferrata (C/D). From Marco e Rosa the trail go on through long snowfield even rocks. Climbing on Spallagrat ridge is II.UIAA (rivet, rope down circles).

Swiss normal route

From Pontresina (1,800 m) and hotel Chamanna da Diavolezza (2,973 m). Trail go on over the Morteratsch glacier and continue to cottage Marco e Rosa (3,597 m). Further coincident with previous trail. Way reach to difficulty PD.

Biancograt

Trail over Biancograt is classical climbing trail leadership after northern ridge of Piz Bernina. Usually starts near cottage Chamanna Boval (2,495 m). Way reach to difficulty AD.'

I have also moved this bit of text here

'==Victims== Among the victims of Piz Bernina are the following

(1970) the famous mathematician Rollo Davidson [1]'

Ericoides (talk) 14:24, 7 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]