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THE EXTRAORDINARY COMMISSIONER Whereas on the afternoon of Tuesday, 14 October 2025, a rock slab detached from Mount Garzolet, affecting the route of the "Ferrata Pisetta"; Considering that this event constitutes a potential danger to public safety, particularly for hikers and climbers who frequent the area; Deeming it therefore essential, in order to ensure public safety, to order the temporary closure of access to the "Ferrata Pisetta" until the completion of the necessary inspections; Having regard to the provisions of the Code of Local Authorities (C.E.L.), approved by Regional Law of 3 May 2018, No. 2, and in particular Article 61; Deeming it appropgiate to establish a prohibition of access to the affected area in order to prevent accidents or damage persons or property;

Monte Cornetto, along with Cima Verde and Dos d'Abramo, is one of the peaks that make up the famous "Tre Cime del Bondone"; it's probably the one with the best panoramic views. From here, the view opens up to a 360° panorama of the Brenta Dolomites, Adamello, Paganella, the Lessinia Mountains, the Garda Prealps, Carega, and the Lagorai mountain range. The climb to the summit cross features easy rock sections, but requires hands.

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Beautiful panorama but strength in the arms is a prerequisite for this via ferrata, I suggest taking enough to drink with you!

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A suspension bridge built and completed in 2023. There's enough space for two people to pass each other, but it's a bit cramped. The bridge wobbles a bit, but not as much as other installations in Portugal or Austria. The view of the Adige Valley and the gorge is amazing.

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A small gondola for up to seven people runs every half hour, or more frequently when the crowds are busy. The ride up and down costs just €8.

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Along the Burrone Giovanelli via ferrata, a wild gorge carved between the walls of Monte di Mezzocorona, you can find this suggestive waterfall. The waters will then flow into the very pretty Ischia lake downstream.

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Beautiful 3-hour trip from the Viote plain. Priceless panorama of both the Brenta and Adamello mountains and the valleys of the lakes and the Adige valley!

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Pure adrenaline... 123 meters long and 130 meters of emptiness under your feet in the middle...

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125 m long suspension bridge. It swings a little and is definitely not for people with a fear of heights.

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After about 300 m of ascent, the C/D entry is already tough. Don't forget to protect yourself from the sun. SOUTH FACE.

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An absolutely wonderful place up there!

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From Monte Cornetto, which lies at 2178m, you have a great view of the Sarca Valley and beyond.

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The Vis Ferrata Giulio Segata is a short, tough via ferrata that is divided into two sections. The second section is even harder than the first section, but becomes easier again as you go up. It starts over long smooth steep walls (E). At the top you climb through a cave with all kinds of stepping aids (C).

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How to get there: At the roundabout in Sarche, take Via Caffaro in the direction of Madonna di Campiglio. After a few meters, turn right up the hill at the traffic lights opposite the gas station. You can park easily on the right. Approach: The easiest approach is not easy to find. At the back of the hall you will find the first signpost for the via ferrata and first follow the hiking trail. At the sign “Riserva Naturale Provinciale” the slope goes steeply up to. Now you are in front of an avalanche protection wall, on the other side of which you can turn left. Now follow the signposted hiking trail again, which winds up through the forest to the right. At a scree gully you are tempted to turn left. But you don't do that, you continue to follow the path. After a few hairpin bends you cross the scree gully again and are once again tempted to turn uphill into it. But you don't do that. The easier route leads up a few meters behind the scree gully. On the steep final climb it is better to keep to the right in places without markings.

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How to get there: At the roundabout in Sarche, take Via Caffaro in the direction of Madonna di Campiglio. After a few meters, turn right up the hill at the traffic lights opposite the gas station. You can park easily on the right. Approach: The easiest approach is not easy to find. At the back of the hall you will find the first signpost for the via ferrata and first follow the hiking trail. At the sign “Riserva Naturale Provinciale” the slope goes steeply up to. Now you are in front of an avalanche protection wall, on the other side of which you can turn left. Now follow the signposted hiking trail again, which winds up through the forest to the right. At a scree gully you are tempted to turn left. But you don't do that, you continue to follow the path. After a few hairpin bends you cross the scree gully again and are once again tempted to turn uphill into it. But you don't do that. The easier route leads up a few meters behind the scree gully. On the steep final climb it is better to keep to the right in places without markings.

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How to get there: At the roundabout in Sarche, take Via Caffaro in the direction of Madonna di Campiglio. After a few meters, turn right up the hill at the traffic lights opposite the gas station. You can park easily on the right. Approach: The easiest approach is not easy to find. At the back of the hall you will find the first signpost for the via ferrata and first follow the hiking trail. At the sign “Riserva Naturale Provinciale” the slope goes steeply up to. Now you are in front of an avalanche protection wall, on the other side of which you can turn left. Now follow the signposted hiking trail again, which winds up through the forest on the right. At a scree gully you are tempted to turn left. But you don't do that, you continue to follow the path. After a few hairpin bends you cross the scree gully again and are once again tempted to turn uphill into it. But you don't do that. The easier route leads up a few meters behind the scree gully. On the steep final climb it is better to keep to the right in places without markings. There is a nice place right at the entrance where you can put on your equipment. The first 10 meters of altitude are the most difficult. According to the topo, a point E. Later there will be overhangs D/E. This place is steep. But nothing hangs over it. Despite the structure that is always present in the rock, you have to encounter friction a few times. You can certainly walk the via ferrata in mountain boots, but it's more fun in climbing shoes. In the difficult passages the kicks are a bit slimmed down. Just for comparison, the D/E rated walls in Via Ferrata Giulio Segata are much smoother and longer than the E spot in Via Ferrata Rino Pisetta. The Mori via ferrata, on the other hand, is significantly easier and shorter than the Via Ferrata Rino Pisetta. The topo of bergstieg.com is a bit inaccurate. For example, there are more walking passages than are shown in the topo. This makes it a little difficult to find out how far you have already come and what awaits you. https://www.bergstieg.com/touren/klettersteig/via-ferrata-rino-pisetta/

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From up here (2178m above sea level) you have a wonderful 360º panoramic view of Trentino on cloud-free days.

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Easy, scenic via ferrata. A via ferrata set, sure-footedness and a head for heights are a prerequisite!

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beautiful view of the green valley

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Nice view of the valley

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