スクレッレの峡谷・トップ4

Karst gorge typical of this type of mountain. There are many throughout the plateau, just look carefully at the maps

Unpaved stretch, not too demanding, from where you can enjoy very beautiful landscapes and on occasion not very frequented passages

Along the road that goes from Campogallina to Selletta Mecenseffy and Bivio Italia, you come across this very deep well classified in the Venetian speleological register. The entrance to the well is located at street level and is not protected in any way. Therefore, pay maximum attention especially if you have children or even animals. It could be very dangerous.

Deep karst chasm a few steps from the path that goes up to Cima Dodici: on the perpetually shaded bottom, the snow resists even in summer. The entire area is a harsh and evocative environment with strong and typical karst characteristics: sinkholes, fissures, bushes, furrowed fields.

Spectacular and enormous sinkhole of karst origin that swallows up a good portion of woodland: it is a large collapse sinkhole, bordered on three sides by vertical rock walls. You pass by it and you wouldn't even notice it, if there wasn't a sign indicating it! I found this anecdote online: 'you can see a large natural sinkhole and here was the hiding place of young Austrian draft dodgers during the Risorgimento, when the entire territory was under the dominion of the Austrian Empire'... does the name refer to those (forty) people?

Steep gully to take along the west side of the lake of Cima D'Asta. The terrain consists of large granite stones on which it is not too difficult to climb despite the slope. Sure-footedness, adequate equipment required, this is advanced level hiking. Once at high altitude, the view of the refuge and the lake through the glimpse of the rock is incredible