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Starting from Malga Galmarara, at a good pace, you can reach the summit in about 2 hours and 10 minutes. The route presents no real difficulties, except for the last, rather steep section and a descent where you need to be careful to avoid slipping on the rocks. There are two summit books where you can leave a message.

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The route from Malga Galmarara is feasible. Some points are more difficult and you need to be careful, but it is a very pleasant excursion, especially in good weather. Unfortunately, when I reached the top, I found fog so I was unable to photograph the Valsugana village, but it was a difficult and sweaty experience. 👍

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Nice trail, nice climb

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the kingdom of mtb

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Highest peak of the Asiago plateau

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Bivio Italia, located at the top of Val Galmarara, is a crossroads of high mountain roads (formerly military), from which a suggestive view opens onto Cima XII and the desolate karst environment that surrounds it, with vegetation consisting almost exclusively of mountain pines. During the Great War, it was an important crossroads between grandiose roads built by the Austro-Hungarian army, to supply the front line with men and vehicles: the 'Kaiser Karl Straße' passed through here, as indicated on the boundary stone, which arrived from the Monumenti crossroads, passed through the logistics base of Campo Gallina and reached the foot of Ortigara. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mecenseffystraße https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiser_Karl_Straße

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Cima Dodici (also known as Cima XII), between Portule and Ortigara, is the highest peak on the Asiago Plateau, as well as in the entire province of Vicenza: 2,336 meters. It is divided between Veneto and Trentino, hence the two crosses on the summit: a wooden one in Veneto and a metal one in Trentino. On the Plateau, more in the past than today, this peak was also called 'Ferrozzo' (an Italianization of the Cimbrian 'Freyjoch', meaning 'Yoke of Freya'), because the Cimbrians dedicated it to the Germanic goddess Freya. The toponym 'Cima Dodici', which is now the most widespread and official, was given to it by the inhabitants of Borgo Valsugana: in fact, at certain times of the year, it casts shadow over the town at precisely 12 o'clock. Together with the nearby Cima Undici and Cima Dieci (which similarly indicate the time based on the position of the sun behind them), it forms a sort of 'natural sundial'. It is precisely for this reason that the three peaks are often written on maps and texts as XII, XI, X... like on a clock! A long and challenging road, through a striking and rugged karst landscape, especially in the final stretch where you climb the rocks: at the top, a breathtaking 360° view, with the sheer drop of the Valsugana beneath your feet! https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cima_XII

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Rest area with a great view

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