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Winter biking is also possible in Piancavallo

The Sauc saddle divides Mount Sauc from Col Cornier and opens up the panorama over the plain and Piancavallo.

Crucial crossing point between Valcellina and the plain.

For centuries, this pass was the only crossing point for people and herds, who used carts and sleds to barter and sell products from the Cellina Valley to those from the plain. On the trail of the Val Sant'Antonio, between the Ravedis Dam and the "La Crous" pass, you can still see the ruts in the rock where the sleds and carts once passed, along the still-intact stretches of mule track.

Traveling alone is simply beautiful

beautiful naturalistic road Piancavallo

The Val Grande fork is located at 1,926 meters above sea level and separates the Val Grande peak from Mount Lastè in the Cavallo di Pordenone group. From here you can enjoy a 360° panorama. Towards the west, in fact, you can admire the mountain range of the Venetian-Belluno Alps, towards the south the Piancavallo group is clearly recognisable, and for the remaining part, on clear days, you can see a good part of the Julian Alps all the way to the sea.

A saddle that well represents the Piancavallo basin, immersed in the greenery of a respectable forest; on one side the hut on the other the town