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		Malga Ciapela, touristic place overlooked from Marmolada, the Queen of the Dolomites, it is very valued by every levels’ skiers because of the strategic locatio in and between the most important skiareas with an enormous possibility of choices: the Dolomltes' Superski.
		Arabba and Malga Ciapela bring you the sight of wonderful giant mountain formations and the experience of spectacular excursions as well as skiing runs you can only dream about, such as the legendary Sellaronda or a day trip on the 3,342 metre high Marmolada, the 'queen of the Dolomites'.
		The Museum of Marmolada, the highest in Europe, is placed at 2.950 mt. in the
	www.marmolada.com /inglese/comprensorio.htm (452 words)

	Arabba - Marmolada, Dolomites, Province of Belluno, Ski/hiking resorts and Tourist information: Arabba,Marmolada
		The tourist locality of Arabba is situated on the south east of the Dolomite area and surrounded by the Sella Massif, Mount Civetta and the Marmolada.
		This area is also part of the Sella Ronda and includes 62 km of ski runs and 62 ski lifts resulting in a very interesting ski area.
		From the village of Arabba you can reach the largest glacier in the Dolomites: The Marmolada (3342 m) also known as the 'Queen of the Dolomites'.
	www.dolomitesworld.com /dolomites/arabba-marmolada (251 words)

	Virtual Tour, Stop XVII: Marmolada Massif
		The highest mountain in the Dolomite range of the Alps at 3342 meters, the Marmolada Massif or "group" comprises of a vast northern glacier and a soaring, semicircle of cliffs and peaks on the sunny southern side.
		Marmolada had all characteristics and dangers unique to high mountain warfare including the thin atmosphere [70% of sea-level at 3,000 meters in altitude]; ice, snow and scree; and frequent blizzards or dense fog banks covering attacks.
		On Marmolada, between the Italian and Austrian forces, was a vast no-man's-land of glacier crevasse and bergschrund or soaring rock cliffs, needle-like arêtes and knife-edge ridges with their blocking "gendarmes." All these are great challenges for mountaineers defining war on this Alpine front as somewhere between unique and incredible.
	www.worldwar1.com /itafront/marmolada.htm (1807 words)

	Marmolada
		Marmolada je název celého táhlého a rozložitého skalního masivu.
		Marmolada není jedinou dolomitskou skupinou, kde se můžeme setkat s ledovcem.
		Další volně přístupné muzeum (Museo della Grande Guerra in Marmolada) je v budově druhé mezistanice lanovky na Punta di Rocca.
	www.qsl.net /ok1tuo/marmolada.html (675 words)

	SummitPost - Marmolada Group -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		The group surrounding Marmolada is one of the largest and most complex ones.
		With both summits, Punta Rocca and Punta Penia, Marmolada is the highest mountain of the region.
		Located between Val di Fassa in the west, Val di San Nicolo in the south and Val di Contrin in the northeast this is one of the most popular hiking destinations in the Marmolada Group.
	www.summitpost.org /area/range/152899/marmolada-group.html (1799 words)

	MUSEUM OF THE GREAT WAR
		Until 1915 the Marmolada drew the boundary line between the Italian Kingdom and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which passed through the Passes Fedaia and Padon.
		May 1915 the Marmolada happened to be in war zone, in the so-called "Front of the Dolomites".
		At the very beginning the Marmolada area did not seem to be so involved in the events, in spite of a couple of exchanges that had taken place just after the declaration of war in the Padon and Fedaia area, where the Italian troops wanted to conquer the pass.
	www.dolomiti.it /eng/musei/grandeguerra.htm (619 words)

	Marmolada and Rocca Pietore
		The Marmolada is known as the "Queen of the Dolomites".
		During that period, the Marmolada Glacier held the "Città di ghiaccio" ("Ice city"), a great military work consisting in about a dozen km of tunnels that reach a depth of 40 metres, bored by the Austrian soldiers.
		In winter the Marmolada offers km of perfectly snow-covered ski runs, from late November to May, while at its foot you find the Padon area, connected to Arabba and Porta Vescovo.
	www.dolomiti.it /eng/zone/marmolada/dx.htm (350 words)

	Camp4: Spectacular New Route on Marmolada in the Italian Dolomites
		The new route climbs the impressive vertical and overhanging south west face of Marmolada (an extension of the very famous south face of Marmolada) in 11 pitches, 660 meters long (all pitches are 60 metres).
		This year celebrates the 100th anniversary of the first ascent of the South face of Marmolada, the first route was climbed in 1901 by the Italian guides Bettega and Zagonel and ascends a series of chimneys not far from the new line.
		In fact,four years ago, Rolando, tried a new line on the south face of Marmolada but ended his project at mid height facing a difficult slab he was not able to climb without aid.
	www.camp4.com /news/index.php?print_id=123 (725 words)

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