Gabriele Roth - Sep 23, 2009 3:40 pm - Hasn't voted
???From the Paganella you can see (Eastward) the Val Lagarina (aka Val d'Adige) - Cortina is some valleys far away ... and, of course, totally invisible from this point.
Even the Sella group is invisible, hidden behind the Catinaccio group
DomiterLori - Sep 23, 2009 4:12 pm - Hasn't voted
Yes.of coures Cortina is not visible because it is deep in the valley, but I tought the top of Tofana & Cristallo (the direction is Cortina). I think the top of Sella Group have to be visible from here because it is higher than the closer mountains. Next year I will check it. But I'll modify the text. Thanks.
D.L.
RenatoG - Sep 23, 2009 5:09 pm - Hasn't voted
It's very hard, but...... I zoomed the picture with PS, and I think I can identify:
- on the right, Marmolada group with Punta Penia south face and Gran Vernel (I'm sure of this)
- at the left of Marmolada: Latemar, Catinaccio range with (from right to left) Roda de Vaèl/Rotwand, Sforcella/Tscheinerspitze, Coronelle, C. Catinaccio/Rosengartensp., Antermoia-Molignon,Principe/Gresleiten, etc merged (I'm quite sure of this)
- at the left of Catinaccio range, Schlern (I'm not so sure....)
- behind Schlern, Sassolungo/Langkofel group (maybe it's right...)
- at the extreme left, Odle/Geisler group and...? (I try to guess!!)
To see a view of Catinaccio range from west, you can see this picture:
www.summitpost.org/image/530663/152400/panorama-from-west.html
Ciao!!!
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