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Monte Rosa is a mountain massif located in the Italian regions Piedmont and Aosta Valley and in the canton of Valais (Wallis) of Switzerland. It is in the Pennine Alps, the same mountain range as the Matterhorn. The Dufourspitze is the highest peak of the Monte Rosa massif and at 4,634m is also the highest peak in Switzerland.

Its name is said to derive not from the Italian "rosa" ("pink") colour, as many think, but from roisa, a Patois term which means "glacier".On clear days - which are quite a common occurrence, given the not-so-rainy climate - the mountainous massif of Monte Rosa provides a striking view from the Padan plain, particularly its upper reaches in western Lombardy and eastern Piedmont.

L'alta VDA è sempre in pole con i fronti da Nw. Visto che ormai la neve è una cosa rara, meglio non sprecare queste opportunità di vederla! Decidiamo quindi di fare una breve ciaspolata al Passo San Carlo sopra Morgex. Già ad Aosta i primi fiocchi, a Morgex (950m) una quindicina di cm. Al passo circa 35cm di neve fresca e quasi un totale di 100cm al suolo. Le termiche lavorano bene, la strada è innevata ma ben battuta, non servono le catene. Calziamo gli scarponi, mettiamo le ciaspole e via nel bosco! Lo spettacolo diventa incredibile, siamo immersi nella neve (40-50cm freschi a 2000m) e da li a poco riprende a nevicare intensamente! Tira anche un forte vento che spazza la neve dagli alberi. Si nota infatti che sui rami non riparati non ne rimane molta.