ロンガロネのバイクパーク・トップ4

Can be done with winter skis or snowshoes. Medium difficulty. The only thing to note is that if it has snowed enough, start ONLY from the Zoppe Cemetery. The other sunny slopes can be very unstable and dangerous due to avalanches.

Fantastic view of these peaks from an extremely beautiful lookout point, even if it is a bit tiring to reach.

A short tour in Lamosano during the MTB race https://www.internazionaliditaliaseries.it/alpago-trophy/

Rather uneven, muddy trail, with exposed roots, short sections of very steep descent with holes and continuous changes in altitude. Only for cyclists equipped with MTBs with good athletic training and ability to ride on rough terrain. You can avoid doing this route by following the paved road on the map that goes from Cugnan down to Piaia.

Together with the Spiz de Zuel, Monte Punta (or Ponta) deserves a place of honor in the list of Dolomite balconies. Its summit offers a 360° panorama of all the mountain ranges that crown the Val Zoldana: Sfornioi and Bosconero, Mezzodì and Pramper, San Sebastiano and Tamer, Moiazza and Civetta and, of course, the solitary Pelmo. To the north also two great mountains of Cadore: Antelao and Sorapiss.

nice path to do preferably downhill. always possible in the saddle except the last stretch at Pian de la Fopa (too steep and bumpy, at least for the abilities of the writer ...) I confirm S1 for the whole journey and hazard a S2 / 3 for the last stretch. pay attention to the many hikers, take precedence to them!

Together with the Spiz de Zuel, Monte Punta or Spiz de Pónta (1,952 m) is one of the best balconies in the Val Zoldana. Located under the magnificent southern slope of the Pelmo, it offers a 360 ° view of Civetta, Bosconero, Moiazza, Tamer, S. Sebastiano, Antelao. On the top a small metal cross.

Ascent from Casal, almost entirely pedaled, and descent to La Forzela and Mas de Sabe. A must have from Zoldo in MTB.