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Amazing panoramic point from which to see the Dolomites. Better with the sunset light!!!!

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Bivouac renovated from an old mountain hut with 4 bunk beds and a small table inside. Tables and fireplace outside. Water source and woodshed near the bivouac

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Malga Cavallera (1,680 m) is an alpine refuge located on the south-east side of the last bastions of the Pale di San Martino, on the edge of the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park. The mountain hut, owned by the municipality, has been recently renovated while preserving its traditional architecture. It has 2 rooms with 6/9 beds each and welcomes guests with a warm and authentic atmosphere. In the summer, the restaurant service offers traditional dishes prepared with products that are, when possible, organic and preferably from short supply chains. The view from here is truly enchanting: in front, the gaze extends over the Monti del Sole, the Cimonega group and the Vette Feltrine, while behind rise the Dolomite peaks of Croda Granda, Sass d'Ortiga and Cima Oltro. www.rifugiocavallera.it/it_it/

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Located at the base of the splendid “Cadini” di Nèva, the Rifugio Boz is named after Bruno Boz, who tragically lost his life in the Nèva basin at the age of 36, falling into a grassy slope in October 1966. Following the tragedy, the CAI of Feltre committed to adapting the Malga Nèva building first to a Bivouac and then to a Refuge.

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friendly and helpful staff

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Great refuge, very good meals and welcoming! Well managed.

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Wonderful refuge where you can taste excellent typical products, the right energy to resume your trekking later.

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nice walk

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a comfortable concrete path reaches Malga Cavallera

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Brilliant refuge, managed by a smart and welcoming team. Lunch was truly outstanding, and the Sacher torte was one of the best ever!

Path not marked on the maps and little frequented. Attention to orientation, few red stamps, some little men. Downhill route from just before Casera Ere to the church of San Felice

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The M. Artent – M. Garda ridge is one of the most spectacular stretches in the entire Valbelluna, both for the vastness and beauty of its panoramas and for its natural and environmental significance. The route offers attractions in every season, but it's during the months of May and June that an impressive bloom of daffodils makes these places unique. The starting point is near the Chalet Col d'Artent (info point and refreshment point open on summer weekends) where there is a large public car park. From here, continue uphill towards Col d'Artent where, after about 1 km, the dirt road begins that continues towards Col Moscher and skirts Col dei Piatti, where several stone huts once used for livestock grazing (Casere Garda) stand out. The route ends at Malga Garda (1,333 m), open in the summer with refreshments. Along the entire route, you can admire sweeping 360° views of the Valbelluna, the Vette Feltrine, and the peaks of the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park. From Monte Garda, you can extend the hike to Capitello di Garda, the geographic border with the province of Treviso.

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The Bruno Boz refuge is located in a quiet place, where peace reigns. Run by smart young people, it represents the right restorative break after a walk. The winter bivouac is attached to the refuge.

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Located on a promontory at 1,297 m, on the southern slope of Monte Pizzocco, the Casera Ere refuge was born in the early 1970s following the adaptation of the ancient mountain hut on the initiative of the Pro Loco of San Gregorio nelle Alpi. Since 2005 it has been named in memory of Giulio Gazzi, founder and first president of the same Pro Loco. From the back of the refuge a short staircase reaches the splendid viewpoint over Valbelluna. The refuge is open every day in the summer period (from the beginning of June to the end of September). Out of season (February/May and October/November) open on Saturday and Sunday. Overnight stay is possible in a structure below organized into rooms with 2, 4 and 6 beds. https://www.caseraere.it

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Hiking bivouac at an altitude of 1577 m in the locality of Palìa, at the foot of Monte Pizzocco. Always open, it is managed by the CAI section of Feltre. It was inaugurated in 1968 by adapting the structures of the disused Malga Palìa and subsequently renovated in the early 1980s. Inside there are 4 beds (on bunk beds). Outside tables, benches, fireplace and work tools. Water at 10 minutes at the aqueduct intake.

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