サントルソラテルメの絶景の山頂・トップ20

Cima Fravòrtは、孤立して尖っており、裸で石だらけで、アジアーゴ高原の北側の輪郭、アッラ・ヴァルスガーナの上部、近くのCima Gronlait、ラゴライ、そしてさらに遠くのドロミーティまで、360°の息をのむようなパノラマを提供します。ある程度の努力を払って征服した後には、満足感と安らぎを与える素晴らしい景色です！

3つの側面からアクセス可能な素晴らしいトレンティーノの頂上。頂上にはビバークと第一次世界大戦中のオーストリアの軍事遺構がいくつかあります。この地域で最も高い頂上であるため、そのパノラマは非常に遠くの山塊や頂上さえも発見することができます。

山の頂上への出発点

盆栽の森は、斑岩質の残骸の尾根の上にあります。この乾燥した風にさらされた土壌で育ったスコッチパインは、盆栽を思わせる形と大きさをしており、発見されるべき示唆に富む眺めを囲む、示唆に富み非常にユニークな環境を作り出しています。パノラマの景色に囲まれています。

Beautiful location with a panoramic view of the Adige Valley, Montevaccino, and the Piné plateau.

Dos Le Grave (or Doss de le Grave) is one of the most interesting natural areas in the Argentario Ecomuseum, in the Monte Calisio area. It features an important biotope that displays two extremely different environmental typologies: a wetland and an arid zone, located respectively at the foot and on the western flank of Dos. A characteristic of this small, semi-desert-like elevation is the striking presence of bonsai-like Scots pines growing on waste material from silver mining (an activity that affected the entire plateau from the 11th to the 15th century). The arid portion is in immediate contact with the wetland below. This peat bog was formed by the filling of a small lake basin. Small bodies of open water still remain from this basin.

Mount Calisio (also known as Argentario) is a 1,096-meter peak located between the municipalities of Trento and Civezzano. It is part of the Monte Croce-Sette Selle mountain chain. The area below (the Argentario Plateau) was once home to important silver mines, which declined in importance in the 15th century. The area, semi-abandoned for centuries, was rediscovered in the 20th century with the ever-increasing growth of residential areas. Mount Calisio features an underground fortification built by the Austrians starting in August 1915. It was one of the largest and most modern structures in the Trento fortress, with a classic "H" shape consisting of two galleries, 250 and 160 meters long, and a connecting tunnel. Later, 10-12 meter vertical concrete shafts were dug to install two howitzers in armored cupolas. The bases of the M16 aircraft can still be seen on the summit. Today, Mount Calisio is crisscrossed by numerous hiking trails maintained by the SAT (a subsection of the Italian Alpine Club) in collaboration with the Argentario Ecomuseum. The summit offers a fabulous view of the Adige Valley and part of the Valsugana.

Can it be done on foot?