Tag Result For: hiking
- Julianna
Local Appreciation – Bassano, Monte Grappa, and Crespano 10/23/17
Although Paderno has a population of 2000 people, that doesn’t stop it from providing a weekend full of exciting adventures. Between the night life of Bassano, the breathtaking views from the summit of Monte Grappa, and the bustling Sunday Market in Crespano, there was never a dull moment. We began our weekend by checking out […]
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- University of Minnesota
- 2016 Summer
Why I Spent My Last Weekend Abroad Traveling Solo 06/22/16
Solo travel can be a scary thought. We are all so dependent on our friends and family to guide us through our lives, that sometimes we lose track of who we actually are and how to be independent. We can jump from one relationship to the next, platonic or not, to identify ourselves and have […]
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- University of Minnesota
- 2016 Spring
Hiking Monte Grappa: The #1 Activity You Can’t Miss in Paderno del Grappa 04/05/16
I recently I had one of the best experiences of my life hiking Monte Grappa, the mountain towering over campus and the beautiful view from my window. In a heartbeat, I would encourage anybody to take the hike up and down Monte Grappa. The beautiful views and feels brought chills to my arms and elevated my […]
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- Western Michigan University
- 2015 Fall
An Adventurer’s Guide to the Dolomite Mountains: Hiking Mount Grappa 12/09/15
It was cold day in November and there was a heavy fog surrounding the mountain. Lauren Anderson and I decided that this would be the day that we would finally conquer the mountain we had been staring at for the past two months. We didn’t have any transportation set up so Dr. Al, the director […]
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- University of Kansas
- 2015 Summer
Challenging Yourself 05/25/15
On our first night in Paderno del Grappa, Dr. Al Ringleb, the director of the CIMBA program, shared exactly what he hoped would happen to the students studying here and it wasn’t quite what we were expecting. Dr. Ringleb wants us to “go to the wrong station, get on the wrong train, go in the […]
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- University of Minnesota-Duluth
- 2015 Spring
Adrenaline Rush 03/06/15
“The trail is the thing, not the end of the trail. Travel too fast and you miss all that you are traveling for.” —Louis L’Amour These wise words were engrained in my mind as I persevered to the peak of Mount Grappa. Early Saturday morning, my global economics professor kindly offered to drive me to the base of Mount Grappa. I […]
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- Texas Tech University
- 2014 Fall
Cinque Terre: even more beautiful than the pictures. 10/10/14
The first two weeks in Italy have gone by so quickly! After getting settled in, going through numerous orientations, the LIFE program, the daVinci Challenge, and the beginning of classes… we finally had some time to relax. Here’s a few pictures from the Da Vinci Challenge. We climbed a 12 foot wall, crept through a “spider’s” web, […]
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- University of Delaware
- 2014 Spring
A Wild Week: LEAP, USA vs. Italy Soccer Match, and the Serene Cinque Terre! 04/03/14
“USA! USA! USA!” It felt as if I was in the middle of a World Cup match. The Italian vs. American friendly soccer match was one of the most exciting events I have attended and it showed that even after a week-long excursion traveling across Europe, CIMBA finds a way to make a regular week […]
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- University of Arkansas
- 2014 Spring
Mi Amore, Cinque Terre 02/25/14
I have spent the past 6 weeks going to big cities and sightseeing; looking at all the historical architecture, art and churches that Europe has to offer. I have loved seeing the Eiffel Tower, canals of Venice, the statues in Florence… the list goes on and on. But my trip this past weekend was so different in […]
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- University of Delaware
- 2014 Spring
Soaking it all in: EWAPs, Hiking Mt. Grappa, Company Visits, Carnevale, and MORE! 02/24/14
I cannot believe that my semester at CIMBA is already half-way completed. I still remember the first week, meeting all my new classmates, making sense of the hectic schedule, and frantically organizing travel plans. Now, it seems that we have known each other for a much longer time than 6 weeks, the first week schedule […]
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