サングレゴーリオネルアルピの絶景の山頂・トップ16

景色が360°に広がる

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

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

When climbing Pizzocco, the Cross and the Trigonometric Point, one cannot help but remember that the north-east face measures 600 meters vertically. It was climbed for the first time in July 1959, by the Swiss team composed of Hans Weber and Albin Schelbert. Again on 3 and 4 June 1978, the Bellunesi Franco Miotto and Riccardo Bee conquered the direct route with a new route on the daring rocky horn clearly visible from Val Belluna. Over the years there have been many attempts (some disastrous) to conquer Pizzocco, unfortunately unsuccessful. While the walls of the west face, several climbers from Feltre conquered them. Already in 1948 on that face the Via dell'Amicizia was opened by Franceschini and Palminteri. The west crest via Castiglioni - Detassis etc. The normal climb is not recommended in winter due to the exposure of the path and a delicate passage over an abyss. For the rest you can enjoy a wonderful view both to the north and to the south of the Venetian Lagoon.

Easily visible from afar thanks to a cross at the summit, Col di Luna is located at an altitude of 1,747 meters and can be reached via paths that climb through the beech forests. From the summit you have a splendid view of the Agordo Valley and peaks such as Civetta and Moiazza.

A peak that enjoys a wonderful panoramic view, in the last stretch it is necessary to pay attention because it is a little rocky.

only the last stretch is difficult

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.