Val Canale (Pasubio)

A panorama will leave you breathless, the Val Canal is a set of exceptional scents and views.

Val Canale is the largest watershed that descends from the southern slope of the Pasubio massif, as well as the most direct route, short but quite steep, to reach the Papa Refuge. After an initial stretch in the middle of a beautiful forest, the environment opens onto the valley itself, with the path that advances between high walls and spurs of rock, sometimes crossing debris and scree: a very suggestive climb. During the First World War, before the construction of the Strada delle 52 Gallerie in 1917, it was the main Italian route to reach the Porte del Pasubio, or the immediate rear of the front: in addition to the mule track, cableway systems ensured supplies for the army. it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Val_Canale_(Pasubio)