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The Giaron de la Fopa is a gigantic scree flow that extends from the imposing Spiz di Mezzodì, representing one of the largest and most majestic scree slopes in the entire Dolomite range. The trail winds along this impressive slope, offering a unique and evocative panorama, characterized by a wild and grandiose environment that will leave you breathless. A unique experience for mountain lovers and high-altitude trekking enthusiasts.

nice little walk with the scent of cyclamens in this period

After leaving the beautiful Lake Mis behind, the gorge narrows and the road gains a little height, passing through successive galleries and tunnels dug directly into the rock. It's a wonderful place that rivals the Sottoguda Gorge on the climb to Marmolada.

It is also called Bus de la S'cesòra (notch): it is a cut in the rock, which proceeds between rocky walls that almost touch each other. This gorge was carved by a subglacial torrent, about 15 thousand years ago. A landslide diverted the torrent that left the gorge, carving out a new path parallel to the original one: in fact the Ardo flows 150 meters lower

The Soffia Waterfall is a natural wonder. The roaring waterfall is approximately 12 meters high and roars between the rocks and rocky roofs of a deep, winding gorge carved by the Soffia stream. A path makes this area easily accessible.

Soffia Gorge and Waterfall at Lago del Mis. Reachable via a short, beautiful hiking trail from the parking lot.

One of the most impressive screes of the Dolomites, which extends over a thousand meters of altitude, formed by the accumulation of debris formed by the natural disintegration of the rocks The Giaron de la Fopa is sadly famous for having fueled the solid transport of the Pramper torrent, in a wave of water, earth and stones, which devastated the town of Forno di Zoldo in the flood of 1966

Once out of the Canyons, go up slightly until you reach a crossroads: follow the signs for Rifugio VII Alpini