The 3,273-m high Monte Collaspro is the third-highest peak of the impressive Vedrette di Ries group
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Near the Monte Collalto rises the 3,273-m high Monte Collaspro. It is the third-highest mountain of the Vedrette di Ries group and one of the 30 peaks above 3,000 metres.
The Monte Collaspro can be admired from Riva di Tures, from Lake Anterselva and from the road to the Passo Stalle in the Valle di Anterselva.
The pyramid-shaped summit with its crests is the most difficult peak to climb in the Vedrette di Ries group. The first ascension dates back to 1872. The itinerary up to Monte Collaspro starts from Riva di Tures and leads past the rifugio Roma alle Vedrette di Ries hut (or Hochgallhütte, 2,274 m a.s.l.). However, this 4-hour hike is undertaken only by few people.
