TREKKING IN PIANCAVALLO AND IN THE

Transcript

Main - secondary roads
Paths
HOW AND WHERE
Rivers - streams
Lakes - sources
Nature, sports, amusement and relaxation
Managed Alpine huts
Shelters and bivouacs
Campsites
Information points
TREKKING IN PIANCAVALLO
AND IN THE FRIULIAN DOLOMITES
Provincial border
Parks and Nature Reserves
UNESCO World Heritage Site
01
11
06
04 08
09
07
12
02
10
15
AUSTRIA
AUSTRIA
Arta Terme
05
Tarvisio
A23
Tolmezzo
Dolomiti Friulane
Piancavallo
16
Gemona
del Friuli
San Daniele
del Friuli
Spilimbergo
SLOVENIA
Europa
Cividale
del Friuli
Regione
Friuli Venezia Giulia
UDINE
Palù di Livenza
SLOVENIA
Italia
PORDENONE
Palmanova GORIZIA
A28
A4
TREVISO
Aeroporto FVG
Ronchi dei Legionari
A4
Aquileia
21
VENEZIA
O
United Nations
Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization
NDIAL •
E
•
PATRIM
O
IT
I
Longobards in Italy.
Places of the power (568-774 A.D.)
inscribed on the World
Heritage List in 2011
United Nations
NDIAL •
MO
AG
E
MO
AG
E
MO
E
PATRIM
PA
T
NDIAL •
PA
T
PA
T
NDIAL •
MO
E
N
IT
I
N
•
R
E
E
W O RLD H
AG
The Dolomites
•
United Nations
NIO MUN
MO
D
RI
L
IA
I
L
IA
O
R
PATRIM
03
- Palù di Livenza -
NIO MUN
D
E
WORLD H
IT
R
•
MO
RI
•
E
WORLD H
R
E
- Cividale del Friuli -
NIO MUN
D
•
E
WORLD H
AG
Archaeological Area and
the Patriarchal Basilica of Aquileia
MO
RI
I
N
- Dolomiti Friulane -
NIO MUN
D
•
IT
United Nations
TRIESTE
SLOVENIA
L
IA
MO
RI
L
IA
PA
T
- Aquileia -
Grado
N
Lignano
Sabbiadoro
E
•
P AT RIM
O
Prehistoric Pile dwellings
around the Alps
14
13
HOW TO GET THERE
BY CAR
Motorways
A4 Torino - Trieste
A23 Palmanova - Udine - Tarvisio
A28 Portogruaro - Conegliano
BY PLANE
Regional Airport of Trieste
40 km from Trieste and Udine
15 km from Gorizia
80 km from Pordenone
www.aeroporto.fvg.it
BY TRAIN
www.trenitalia.it
Call Centre 89.20.21
Design and Creation: Five Zone Udine _ Cartography: Tarabocchia _ Printing: Ellerani - San Vito al Tagliamento _ Texts by Agenzia TurismoFVG
Translation by: D’Agostini Organizzazione Dipartimento linguistico Dagoservice _ Photographs: Archivio Turismo FVG, Archivio Turismo FVG, Archivio Comune Caneva, Archivio Clauzetto,
Archivio Parco Naturale Dolomiti Friulane, Archivio Riserva Naturale Forra Del Cellina, Archivio Vito D’Asio, C. Capettini, F. Gallina, Toffoli, M. Tomadini, E. Tomasi, F. Vascotto.
TOURIST INFORMATION
AGENZIA TURISMOFVG
Villa Chiozza - 33052 Cervignano del Friuli
tel +39 0431 387111 / fax +39 0431 387199
[email protected]
Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri
DIPARTIMENTO PER LO SVILUPPO E LA COMPETITIVITÀ DEL TURISMO
Realised within the “Alpi Estive” interregional tourism development project (Law 135/01), with the
financing of the Department for Tourism Development and Competitiveness, Italian Presidency of
the Council of Ministers.
www.parcodolomitifriulane.it
tel +39 0427 87333
INFOPOINT TURISMOFVG di Pordenone
piazza XX Settembre, 11/B - 33170 Pordenone
tel +39 0434 520381 / fax +39 0434 241608
[email protected]
INFOPOINT TURISMOFVG di Piancavallo
via Collalto, 1 - 33081 Piancavallo-Aviano (Pn)
tel +39 0434 655191 / fax +39 0434 655354
[email protected]
18
17
(Seasonal opening from December to March
and from June to September)
Trekking in Piancavallo and in the Friulian Dolomites
Nature, sports, amusement and relaxation
The trekking routes of this map allow to explore the mountain and piedmont
territory of the province of Pordenone providing a wide range of levels of
difficulty to allow expert hikers as well as families with children to discover
enchanting sceneries characterised by amazing nature. The tourist resort of
Piancavallo is equipped to provide relaxation and amusement both in summer
and in winter, and the Friulian Dolomites Natural Park offers paths and routes
to explore the territory, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in all seasons.
The Campanile di Val Montanaia challenges the fittest trekkers, while the lake
of Barcis and the Caves of Pradis are an ideal destination for everyone wishing
to relax and amuse oneself. The Val Cellina, Val Tramontina, Val Cosa and
Val d’Arzino Valleys are waiting for you to enjoy a peaceful environment.
“Nature enthusiasts” will be charmed by the flora of these mountains as well
as by peculiar and rare ecosystems, such as that of the Magredi, and by the
clear and rushing sources of the Livenza river.
SEVEN RULES FOR HIKERS
1. For hikes in the mountains, choose
the routes according to your physical
and technical skills, gathering
information on the area to be visited.
If you walk in group, foresee the
duration in relation to the slowest hikers
and preserve energy to go back.
2. Choose clothes and equipment in
keeping with the difficulty and with the
length of the hike and carry in your
rucksack everything necessary for any
possible emergency situation and a
minimum first aid equipment.
3. Preferably, do not go on a hike in the
mountains on your own and, in any case,
tell someone the route you intend to
follow, informing them when you are back.
5. If in doubt, go back. Sometimes it is
better to give up than to risk or want to
face difficulties greater than one’s level,
skills, equipment. Preventively plan
alternative routes to go back.
6. Carry your garbage downhill.
Respect the flora and fauna.
Avoid leaving the path and taking
short cuts. Respect local cultures and
traditions, remembering that you are a
guest of the mountain people.
7. In case of need, call the mountain
rescue using the number 118.
The maps are purely indicative, they
have graphic value only, we suggest that
you carry specific and up-to-date maps.
4. Check the weather forecast and
constantly observe the development of
weather conditions.
Campanile di Val Montanaia
02
The viewpoint
of the Campanile
di Val Montanaia
Dinosaur
footprints
of Casera
Casavento
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 352
Nature Path
THE CAI HIKING
DIFFICULTY SCALE
T = TOURIST
Itineraries on narrow roads, mule
tracks or easy paths, with well-marked
routes that provide no uncertainties or
orientation problems. They are generally
situated below 2000 metres and usually
lead to mountain pastures or Alpine
huts. They require a certain knowledge
of the mountain environment and fitness
to walk.
19
20
E = HIKING ROUTES
Routes almost always on paths, or on
traces of passage on various grounds,
usually with trail signs. Sometimes they
develop on open grounds, without paths,
but they are always suitably marked.
They can be on steep slopes and have
single passages or short stretches
on rocks, not exposed, not tiring nor
binding, thanks to the presence of
equipment that, however, does not
require specific gear. They require a
certain sense of direction, fitness to
walk and suitable hiking equipment.
EE = FOR EXPERT HIKERS
Generally marked routes that imply
the capability to move on particular
grounds. Paths or tracks on impervious
or treacherous ground (steep and/or
slippery slopes of grass or mixed of rock
and grass, or rock and debris). Varied
ground, at relatively high altitudes
(stony grounds, short non-steep snow
fields, open slopes without reference
points, etc.). Rocky stretches with
slight technical difficulties (equipped
routes, easy vie ferrate). They require:
general mountain experience and a good
knowledge of the Alpine environment;
confident gait and the absence of
dizziness; suitable hiking equipment
and physical preparation. The duration
of the paths includes the round route.
In the paths that are not loop routes it is
necessary to preliminarily think about
getting back to the point where you have
parked your car.
(Source: CAI hiking commission)
Vajont Lake
01
The Campanile di Val Montanaia is the
symbol of the Friulian Dolomites. This
soaring and spectacular tower stands
at the centre of a Dolomite basin and,
as an actor in the theatre, it is surrounded by huge jagged rocky wings.
Therefore, the viewpoints of the Campanile represent the best places where
spectators can fully enjoy the show
provided by nature.
The viewpoints can be reached from
the car park situated at the Pordenone
Alpine hut (Pian Meluth, Val Cimoliana,
22
reachable from Cimolais). The signs
invite to follow a path in the forest that
leads to a first observation point situated on a ridge, and then proceed to
the second, more spectacular point,
consisting of a large wooden terrace.
Follow the same route to go back.
INFORMATION AND DETAILS
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFERENCE IN HEIGHT: 330 m
› DIFFICULTY: T
› DURATION: 2 hours
› SUGGESTED PERIOD:
June-October
Map for hikers Ed. Tabacco
“Parco Naturale Dolomiti Friulane”
(Friulian Dolomites Natural Park)
Leaflet of the Friulian Dolomites Park
The visit to the dinosaur footprints of
Casera Casavento is a route suitable
for everyone, particularly appreciated
by families.
The route starts in the hamlet of Lesis
(car park, reachable from Claut) from
which the valley-floor road starts (if
necessary it can be followed by car as
well), which goes up along the course
of the Cellina stream. Some hairpin
bends lead to the wide valley of Giere
(locality of Pian de Cea, where we suggest that you park your car). A ford
simplifies the crossing of the valley,
then the road continues until reaching
the basin where the Casera Casavento
hut is situated. From the Casera hut,
keep walking across the pasture in the
direction of the homonymous stream
(signs to the footprints) until reaching it. The footprints (the fragment of
a track) are imprinted on a rock, at the
base of a spectacular waterfall. Follow
the same route to go back.
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFICULTY: T
June-October
Leaflet of the Friulian Dolomites Park
05
06
07
Mount Ciavac
Strada
Da Lis Fornas
Casera Valine,
Casera and
Forcella Salincheit
Maniago Alpine Hut,
Casera Bedin, Cava
Buscada Alpine Hut
and Casera Mela
Forcella
and Casera Lodina
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 979
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 394
Nature Path
CAI Paths no. 967-968-973
Nature Path
CAI Paths no. 374-381
Nature Path
CAI Paths no. 374a-374
03
This is geotrekking par excellence in
the Friulian Dolomites Park, because
along the path it is possible to interpret
and comprise the mechanisms of formation and shaping of the Dolomites.
From the square of Andreis (car park),
head towards the Visitor Centre (signs:
Centro visite) and then walk as far as
the bridge over the Ledron stream.
Here starts the path (sign), which goes
up the gravelly slopes of the periadriatic fault, the furrow of the Ledron
stream and the pinewood that leads
to the Pitte saddle, the highest point
of the route. The descent takes place
04
along the opposite side, which rapidly
leads to the shore of Susaibes Stream
(Aga dal Muscle source) and to the locality of Sott’Anzas, where it comes out
on a road. From here follow the signs to
San Daniele, you will reach the Park’s
Avifauna area and you will get back to
the square of Andreis.
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFICULTY: E
April-October
Leaflets “Escursioni” (Hikes)
and “Schede sentieri” (Trail cards)
of the Friulian Dolomites Park
08
It is a route suitable for everyone (in
particular the first part) that, with explanatory panels, shows the characteristics of the environment and the
meaning of the old kilns present.
From Tramonti di Sopra (rest area at
the Meduna stream, locality of La Cessa, car park) starts the (marked) path
that shortly leads first to Casa Titol
(farm), then to a viewpoint and, after
crossing a Norway spruce forest and
Casa Curs, descends to the asphalt
road (following it on the right it is possible to go back). Follow it westwards
(left)(near a stream you can go down on
the left to the mill and to the Pradiel
kiln) until turning again into the path
(on the right, sign) that goes up the
side, leads to some kilns and to Casa
Abis and then goes down an old road
bordered by stone walls until coming
back to the rest area (signs).
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFICULTY: T
March-November
A classic hike in the pre-Alpine environment, with a privileged position for
the observation of the valleys of the areas of Tramonti and of Claut on the one
side, and of the Val Colvera valley on
the other side. From the hamlet of Panuch (clearance for parking, Val Silisia
valley, reachable from Chievolis) turn
into the forest track (signs) and the
more comfortable path that crosses it
several times until reaching the Casera Valine hut. From the Casera hut
the route continues, now only along a
path, eastwards until reaching and go-
Trui dal Sciarbon
(Coal Road)
Col dei Piais
Path of Waters
CAI Paths no. 386-398
Historical Path
CAI Paths no. 380-380a
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 385
From the Park Visitor Centre in Tramonti di Sopra (car park) follow the asphalt road and the forest track (signs to
Frassaneit) until the end. From here an
old path leads, parallel to the course of
the Meduna stream, to the abandoned
boroughs of Frassaneit and to the arti-
ficial dam of the Lake of Ciul. The route
continues on a path that skirts the lake
until reaching a modern footbridge
that allows to cross the Canal Grande
of Meduna and to reach, crossing a
ridge, the abandoned village of Selis,
cyclically flooded by the waters of the
lake. Follow the same route to go back.
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFICULTY: T/E
April-October
Also called Troi del Carbon (in Casso),
it is a path that, combined with others,
provides an insight into ancient past
(economy and agricultural life) and
allows to think over more recent past
(industrial age with advantages and
catastrophes). The Vajont Dam and the
catastrophic landslide, in fact, are the
background of the whole route.
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFICULTY: E
June-October
The track is clear and follows the
course of the Vajont stream parallel
to the valley floor, proceeding almost
horizontally as far as the characteristic
village of Casso, which is worth a visit
along its narrow paved streets. From
Casso descend to the Vajont Dam following the Troi de la Nongola (sign).
It is one of the routes of the Friulian
Dolomites Park suitable for everyone.
The view over the valley of Claut, the
plain of Pinedo and the surrounding
mountains is amazing.
From Erto (car parks in the Square and
on various upper road levels), climb in
the direction of the Val Zemola valley
until turning into the real path (signs).
Follow it until you reach the top of the
Col dei Piais hill (St. Gualbert’s small
church), then go down the first stretch
you went up before and, near a grassy
saddle with a water pool, head east
(right; sign) to go back downhill.
From Claut (locality of Conca Verde,
car park and rest area with ponds),
following the path that skirts the Chiadola stream, you will reach the village
of Massurie (St. Roch’s small church);
from here follow the climbing road that
leads first to the locality of Ciafurle
(bridge over a gorge) and then to the
locality of Aga ca nass (water sources),
from which the real path starts (sign).
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
the equipped area in the locality of Val
da Ros (picnic area, toilets). Don’t miss
a visit to the war cemetery where the
Italian and German fallen rest, then
descend in the direction of the Caves
of Pradis. For the opening times of the
Caves of Pradis, please visit the website www.grottedipradis.it. Follow the
same route to go back.
TurismoFVG Pordenone
tel +39 0434 520381
[email protected]
› DIFFICULTY: T
16
Mount Pala
From the ENEL electric booth of Col
Alto you will reach the Casera Caseratte hut where you will find the CAI
985 trail sign coming from Madonna
del Monte, which leads to the Saddle
(about 1460 metres); walking down a
comfortable path you will soon reach
the small valley that originates in the
near Forcella di Giais col. Leaving on
the left the path that leads to the CAI
path no. 971 (to the Casera Montelonga
hut), climb on the right in the near and
wide Forcella di Giais col. Keep following the CAI 988 trail sign, crossing at
high altitude the whole southern side
of Pala Fontana. Descend across level
meadows in the wide valley of the Casera di Giais hut, as far as a beautiful
Casera hut that, hidden by a ridge, appears at the last moment. Going up
behind the hut (CAI trail sign) you will
walk by a drinking trough and, along
a gravelly path across the forest, you
will reach a beech wood at the foot of
Mount Ciastelat. Following the trail
sign, go up the beechwood as far as
the ridge to the left of the top and from
here you will reach the summit. An ex-
Loop route
of Cavallo
Nature Path
CAI Paths no. 925-923-922-993
ceptional panoramic viewpoint over the
ranges of Col Nudo, Cavallo, Raut Ressetum and Duranno Cima Preti. From
the ridge on the right you will find a CAI
trail sign that among slight depressions leads to the crossroads with the
path no. 971 that leads to Piancavallo
passing through Pian delle More.
From the Casera Capovilla hut (1300
metres), along the cart way that leaves
the manège on the right, you will reach
an age-old beech. Going left you will
soon reach the Tornidor sources and
then the plateau where the Val Piccola
valley flows into the Val Grande valley.
After going up the valley and reaching the almost level end basin, climb
along the valley floor. Here it is possible to admire flowers of rare beauty.
On the Forcella Val Grande col (1926
metres) between the Cima Val Piccola
on the left (easily reachable along the
ridge) and the Cima Val Grande on the
right, you will see the orange/blue trail
sign of the Alta via no. 7 that reaches
all the summits of Alpago. After getting to the Forcella Val Grande col, we
suggest that you walk to the Forcella
Caulana col (1960 metres) where you
can admire the Val Cellina valley (RautRessetum range). Keep following the
orange/blue trail sign of the Alta via
no. 7 towards the left and, slightly uphill, go round the whole head of the Val
Sperlonga valley; after crossing a wide
Karst area, you will reach the win-
ter shelter of the Alpine hut, the near
Forcella Lastè col and the underlying
Semenza Alpine hut (2020 metres).
Follow the trail sign no. 923 as far as
the Casera Palantina hut skirting the
Cansiglio forest. Then follow the trail
sign no. 993 to the Baita Arneri hut,
where you will enjoy a wonderful view
over Piancavallo and Friuli’s plain and,
on clear days, up to Trieste’s gulf.
Nature Path
From the locality of Orton, after leaving your car in the car park opposite
the dairy (where you can buy excellent
cheeses), turn into the asphalt road
that climbs steeply as far as the crossroads in the locality of Fraspedane (0.9
km). From here go right until you reach
(0.4 km), along a level stretch, the
crossroads that on the left leads to the
road to Mount Pala (Agriturismo Malga
Polpazza sign). The route continues
on a forest road (4 km) that, through
beech woods and verdant pastures,
leads to the Malga Polpazza hut. From
here enjoy the view - with the aid of a
panoramic telescope as well - from the
Julian Alps to Trieste’s Gulf, up to the
Adriatic coasts and then back over the
Cansiglio in the Carnic Pre-Alps. The
Tagliamento is below you and it seems
like you can touch it.
tel +39 0434 520381
[email protected]
› DIFFICULTY: T
› DURATION: 3.5 hours
Turismo FVG Piancavallo
tel +39 0434 655191
[email protected]
› DIFFICULTY: E
› DIFFICULTY: E
June-October
11
12
13
Mount
Pramaggiore
Casera Vasei
and Mount Toc
Forcella Capra
and Mount Raut
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 366
Historical Path
CAI Path no. 907
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 967
From the locality of Ciol de Pess (Val Settimana valley, reachable from Claut) follow the
path that climbs towards the Casera Col de
Post hut, then proceed along the woody slopes
as far the Casera Pramaggiore hut. Now the
path goes up the pastures and the steep
grassland that leads to the wide Forcella
Pramaggiore col, from which the steep gravelly and rocky banks start (suitable mountain
experience is required), which lead to the top.
From the Bar La Roccia (industrial area of
Casso), follow the road that goes up on the
body of the Landslide of Mount Toc and then
descends, on dirt patch, in the direction of
the Vajont Dam, until getting to the beginning of the path that goes up the side not far
from the rocky slabs of the landslide, until
arriving at the Casera Vasei hut, from which
it is possible to reach, along traces of path,
the overhanging top of Mount Toc.
From the Forcella di Pala Barzana col, go up
the sides facing south crossing the pastures
and passing by the Casera di Pala Barzana
hut (ruins), and cross the steep grasslands
of Raut until reaching and following an impluvium line with increasingly rising slopes
as far as the Forcella Capra col. From the col
the path follows the ridge, characterised by
rocky steps (suitable mountain experience is
required), and reaches the top.
Turismo FVG Piancavallo
tel +39 0434 655191
[email protected]
› DIFFICULTY: EE
It is the hike that best expresses the
perception of the vastness of the Dolomite massif of Duranno-Cima dei Preti,
being very close to the imposing faces
that characterize it.
The route starts from the locality of Prè
de Tegn (car park, along the road that
links Cimolais to Erto; in the surroundings is the Passo Sant’Osvaldo farm),
and follows the path that climbs along
the forests until reaching the wide and
steep grasslands above Pian dei Gai,
from which the path continues until
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFICULTY: EE
May-September
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 997
It is a themed route suitable for everyone. It is the path that represents and
shows in a complete way the characteristics of the Nature Reserve of the Cellina Gorge.
tacular viewpoint overlooking the lake
and the gorge.
The path continues reaching another
viewpoint overlooking the old road of
Valcellina and a third observation point
on the top of the hill. From here it rapidly returns to the Forcella del Dint col
(signs) and, down an asphalt road, to
the Visitor Centre of the Reserve.
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFICULTY: T
March-November
(Friulian Dolomites Natural Park) Leaflet “Escursioni impegnative” (Demanding hikes)
Mount Valinis
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 990
Nature Path
CAI Path no. 819
tel +39 0434 520381
[email protected]
› DIFFICULTY: T
From Sottomonte, near Meduno, along
the CAI path no. 819 you can climb
to the Malga Valinis hut (967 m) and
then go back. From the hut it is possible to carry out the traverse of Mount
Ciaurlec the top of which (1148 m) can
be reached in a few minutes leaving
the main trail sign. After leaving the
top and back on the path, cross the
top of the plateau northwards, slightly
downhill, as far as the pastures of Ca-
sera Tamer (1115 m). You will enter a
forest scattered with calcareous rocks
which are skirted by the path that
slowly descends as far as the clearing of Casera Selvàz (845 m). Go east
and keep walking along a long stretch,
then down narrow hairpin bends you
will descend towards the Plain where
the path ends (673 m).
20
22
Pendee and Gorgazzo
surrounded by hills
and small churches
Caneva
Route of “Col de Fèr”
and “Col di San Martino”
Path of Waters
Nature Path
Budoia but go left (on the right there is
the depurator of Budoia) and descend
along the stream until turning into
Strada Cavalli. Turn right into Strada
Mus, cross the Provincial road no. 29
and, along Via Maso and Via Range, you
will reach the locality of Gorgazzo, famous for the renowned water sources.
From here go back to the centre of
Polcenigo either directly or making a
detour through Coltura and walking
round the Castle hill.
Leaflet of the Reserve
of the Cellina Gorge
Artugna stream:
nature and history
From Piazza Plebiscito, in the direction of Gorgazzo, outside the town
centre cross the Brosa stream and
start climbing the Col delle Razze up
the cart way that leads to the dirt ridge
and keep walking as far as the saddle
where the Pendee hill starts, up which
you will walk on the ridge as far as the
town of Budoia; about midway on the
right, don’t miss a visit to the small
church of S. Lucia in Colle with its panoramic view. Don’t enter the town of
› DIFFICULTY: E
June-October
Sentiero del Dint
21
lin de Bronte” mill. You are now in the Val di
Croda valley with the “rujal” (water channel),
the practice wall dedicated to great climber
Raffaele Carlesso from Pordenone. Up higher
you can admire the fascinating small church
of S. Tomè (449 metres), the highest point
of the route. Descend from the holy building reaching the asphalt road near the Chalet Belvedere and then descend towards the
locality of “Ciampore”, a leisure and picnic
area. Here turn right into the dirt road that,
after going round the “Col del Noseleit”, leads
back to Dardago and to the starting point.
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
19
From the main square of Dardago follow the
signs that indicate the Percorso Circolare
dell’Artugna (Loop Route of Artugna), a circuit
designed for runners and hikers. Walk beside
the Church and, shortly afterwards, leave the
village crossing the bed of the stream. A dirt
road leads straight to the Campo Delta and
immediately afterwards a path will guide you
through the forest. After a short climb you will
get to a cart way that, after a couple of kilometres, will lead you again to the stones of the
Artugna stream. Don’t cross it but turn right
into a path that goes up towards the old “Mu-
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
› DIFFICULTY: E
June-October
Map for hikers Ed. Tabacco “Parco Naturale
Dolomiti Friulane” (Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park) “Schede sentieri” (Trail cards)
› DIFFICULTY: E, EE
June-October
(Friulian Dolomites Natural Park) Leaflet
“Escursioni impegnative” (Demanding hikes)
reaching the Forcella Lodina col.
From the col descend across the pasture of the Casera Bergon hut (ruins)
and you will reach the Casera Lodina
hut. The route now continues on the
lower edge of the pasture of Lodina,
enters the forest and crosses it diagonally until reaching the valley floor in
the locality of Ponte Compol (car park,
Val Cimoliana valley, reachable from
Cimolais).
14
From the Visitor Centre of the Reserve,
in the locality of Ponte Antoi (car park,
reachable from Barcis), the route follows the road in the west direction
(signs) along the Lake of Barcis, then
turns left (sign) into the path that goes
up the beechwood until reaching a footbridge near a Karst well, then a spec-
18
Nature Path
CAI Paths no. 985-988-971
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
From Pielungo to
the Caves of Pradis
Start from Pielungo, the homeland of
count Giacomo Ceconi, who built his
fairy castle here. The hike, from the
Church square, follows the track of
the Path of the Battle of Pradis, a historical route equipped with directional
and themed signs. You will walk across
the places that staged the fights of
November 1917: along the old mule
track, in the shadow of beech woods,
crossing clear streams, you will reach
Leaflets “Passeggiate di fondovalle”
(Valley-floor walks) of the Friulian Dolomites
Park “Schede sentieri” (Path cards)
“Friulian Dolomites Natural Park”
Leaflet “Passeggiate di fondovalle”
(Valley-floor walks)
Loop route
“del Ciastelat”
› DIFFICULTY: T
March-November
Friulian Dolomites
Natural Park
tel +39 0427 87333
17
Historical Path
CAI Path no. 821
From the locality of Stei de Count (car
park, reachable from Erto) follow the
signs to the Rifugio Maniago Alpine
hut, initially on a dirt road, then on a
path, until reaching it at the foot of
the imposing Mount Duranno. From
here the route follows the path that,
bordering the Val Zemola valley, links
the Alpine hut to the Casera Bedin hut
(signs) and that, afterwards, descends
to a forest track. It follows it southwards (uphill), crosses a tunnel and
reaches the wide grasslands and the
Cava Buscada Alpine hut. From the hut
go back walking down the same path
that leads to the Casera Mela hut and
to the near car park in the locality of
Stei de Conte.
› DIFFICULTY: T
May-November
15
A complete hike that allows to perceive
the diversity of the various Dolomite
environments.
10
09
Frassaneit
and Lake of Ciul
A route linked to the water element
and to its relations with man, both in
the past and in the present. The hike
crosses old hamlets to reach a modern
hydroelectric plant situated in an absolutely isolated area.
ing beyond the Casera Salincheit hut
and then crosses a series of characteristic deep valleys that in the end lead
to the watershed where the Forcella
Salincheit col is situated. From here it
is possible to go back along the same
route or to descend, to one’s choice,
either towards Poffabro (CAI 973a)
or towards the saddle of Muntrin and
Casasola (CAI 973).
tel +39 0434 520381
[email protected]
› DIFFICULTY: T
From the square of Caneva climb towards the Castle and you will reach the
castle car park; keep walking through
the Castle gate following the marked
ridge path of “Col de Fèr”. Immediately
after the repeater descend towards Sarone on a dirt road and turn right into
a path that, crossing a small valley,
leads to the village of Sarone, which
you will have to cross in the direction
of Col di S. Martino. You will then reach
the small church and go down the dirt
road that leads out of the village of Sarone towards Fiaschetti; after crossing
the latter, follow the provincial road towards Caneva and, past the cemetery,
take the first road on the right (Via Col
de Fer) walking along it until coming
back on the Castle road and from there
to the square you started from.
tel +39 0434 520381
[email protected]
› DIFFICULTY: E
tel +39 0434 520381
[email protected]
› DIFFICULTY: T

TREKKING IN PIANCAVALLO AND IN THE

Transcript

Documenti analoghi

top managers and well-known faces get in the saddle to take on the

ARPA FVG - Meteo FVG

6- Maratona dles dolomites EN

High altitude hikes in Val Gardena

Skirama Dolomiti : Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo

THE EMIGRATION OF FRIULIANS TO GERMANY

Curona de Gherdëina

Project “EXEMPLO e_learning”

Question Answering

Save as PDF - Yachtseller

T his hiking route has been devised

I dialoghi del premio nonino press release

Kiteboarding Southern Sardinia