セディコの天然記念物・トップ20

Yes, not so much for the small lake, just a few centimetres deep and increasingly narrow, but for the nearby, very beautiful and spectacular waterfalls, and of course also for the surrounding environment.

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

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

The Laghetto Al Vach is a small body of water located in a basin of glacial origin, which was once used as a grazing area for livestock. The name "Al Vach" derives from its use as a trough for livestock. The surrounding area is characterized by a rich vegetation of spruce, beech and larch trees, and also offers the presence of rhododendron and blueberry plants. The lake is inhabited by numerous tadpoles, and it is possible to spot newts and salamanders. A short walk leads to the foot of a beautiful waterfall that descends from the bastion below the Scarselòin, where the Angelini hut is located. If you wish to make a nice loop from here, I recommend running up to Colcever, a perfect option to complete a fascinating loop in the surrounding area.

Small body of water that today partially occupies a basin of glacial origin, once a grazing area. The lake, which recalls (in its name) its use for watering livestock, is surrounded by spruce, beech and larch trees, as well as rhododendron and blueberry plants. It hosts numerous tadpoles and it is possible to encounter newts and salamanders. A short path leads to the foot of the beautiful waterfall that comes out of the bastion below the Scarselòin, where Baita Angelini is located.