Monte Sief

Description of peak:
Monte Sief aka Sief Spiz de le Seleghe is a 2,424-metre-high mountain located to the west of the Valparola and Falzarego Passes. The summit is of particular historical importance, as it was the site of fighting during the First World War. There are many military tunnels and trenches on the mountain, which have been beautifully restored. On the ridge near the summit, you can also see a huge crater, the result of the explosion of more than 45 tonnes of explosives. The view from the top of the peak is very fine, overloking the Sella, Marmolada and Tofana mountain groups.

Mountains in radius 0,5 1 1,5 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 15 20 30 km:

Cenglei (2221m), Col di Lana (2452m), Pico Setsas (2429m)

Webcams in radius 2 3 5 7 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 60 km:

Arabba (Pista Fodoma), Arabba (Porta Vescovo), Arabba (Rifugio Burz), Badia-Abtei, Canazei (Sass Pordoi), Ciasa Oies, Col dei Rossi, Colfosco, Colfosco (Grödner Joch), Cortina d'Ampezzo, Corvara in Badia (Ciasa Morin), Dantercepies (Wolkenstein), Forcelles (Colfosco), La Villa (Piz La Ila), La Villa / Stern, Marmolada, Monte Fertaz, Monte Fertazza, Passo Pordoi, Piani di Pezzè, Piz Arlara, Rifugio Bioch, Rifugio Col Pradat, Rifugio Fanes, Rifugio Incisa, Rifugio La Marmotta, Rifugio Lagazuoi, Rifugio Lago Boe, Rifugio Lavarella, Rifugio Lee, Rifugio Nagler, Rifugio Pralongia, Rifugio Ra Valles, Rifugio Santa Croce, Rifugio Ütia Bamby, San Cassiano, San Cassiano / St. Kassian, Sass de Pordoi, Seiser Alm (Mezdi Bergstation), St. Kassian (Piz Sorega), Tofana di Mezzo, Tofana di Rozes, Ütia Piz La Ila (Alta Badia)