コンコのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

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The Pierino Dalla Zuanna Trail (PDZ — dedicated to a mountaineer who died in a mountain accident) climbs the angular side of Monte Pubel, often climbing between rocks, with some short wooded and flat sections where you can catch your breath. Shortly after the Bivio delle Strade Militari (660 m), a second fork forces you to make a choice: on the right, you head for the equipped section; while on the left, you follow the 'quiet' variant, but not without steep sections, recommended on the way back. The equipped route is officially EEA: it is not difficult (the most experienced can even do without a harness); obviously, it requires attention and a sure step. The two variants join at the Panchina del Generale, located in an overhanging pulpit, with a stunning view of the Canale del Brenta! From there, in 10 minutes you reach the Croce di S. Francesco, on the top of Monte Pubel. Excellently maintained, marked and equipped trail; exposed to the sun and therefore muggy in summer.

Panoramic view, breathtaking

Very nice view, must see

Asiago

I like difficult paths, this one is superb and mountaineering, last but not least a hundred meters of via ferrata to get to the cross.

It is a decidedly steep and challenging path, a kilometer or so long, which runs along the edge of the hills between Val Frenzela and Val Vecchia. Be careful in the hot months because given the low altitude, the southern exposure and the large stretches devoid of vegetation, this segment can be difficult.

Bocchetta Paù (1,286 m) is a small pass between Monte Paù and Cima Fàvaro, featuring a bucolic pasture with a grazing pond surrounded by woods. From the rocky promontory on the edge of the plateau, you can enjoy a spectacular and expansive view of the Veneto plain, the Astico Valley, and the Piccole Dolomiti (with neighboring Summano in the foreground). Interesting fact: the metal shrine on the rock is nicknamed the "Madonnina dei Sauerkraut" (Little Madonna of the Sauerkraut), because it was commissioned as a votive offering after a narrow escape by Mr. Zuccato, owner of the well-known Vicenza-based sauerkraut company of the same name!