The climb is always relatively mellow, and goes through some tiny bushes at the beginning before leading to a wide open face until a more technical section where probably stepping out of the skis and climbing over a small boulder section will be required, according to the snow depth and season of the year. Even if this is not a technical skit tour, always check the avalanche report before hitting this tour - the exposure of this big face is often a critical aspect to take into account for your decision making process.

Once you've reached the top the view is breathtaking: from this high peak you have a wide overview of all the mountain chains within a really wide range - all the way down south to the Dolomites.

The descent follows exactly the same slope as the ascent and the sun rays will hit your face while you are shredding long turns from one side to the other of the face - different natural features make this ride real rollercoaster for those who want to play a bit more with their planks.