カヴィッツァーナの絶景の山頂・トップ5

A very nice Malga. Food is delicious and people are very kind.

It's a very cozy bivouac. There's a spring nearby (5-10 minutes). It's also signposted. There's a canister in the bivouac, so it's best to bring it with you. The spring has been expanded so that water can be drawn from a single well. I was there on June 25, 2025. It hadn't rained before. No water came from the expanded spring. About 5 meters further on, the pipe seems to be broken. There's water there, but very little. It takes patience. With a small container for scooping, the water is easy to get.

What a view! If visibility is good, you can see Ortler, Rosengarten/Schlern, Lattemar and as far as the Beluner Dolomites. Fantastic! And these flower meadows up here are wonderful.

From this side, Monte Peller looks almost like a volcanic cone. But it was actually a glacier that once gave it this shape. Beautiful mountain!

Monte Peller, located between Val di Sole and Val di Non, is the northernmost peak of the Brenta Dolomites. The mountain, 2,319 meters high, is actually made up of two peaks: the real one and the Croce del Peller.

It is really enchanting ... You can drive up to the Monte Peller Refuge, then from here through an easy path that passes from the Malga Tassula, you reach the valley of the Nana, from here you can continue towards the Sasso Rosso or Cima Uomo , or descend to the Malga cavalli and return to the Peller Refuge along a beautiful ring of about 12 km

The Malga Tassulla is surrounded by vast mountain pastures, where cows, goats, horses and sheep graze from June to September. In one of the three buildings of the Malga Tassulla is a dairy with direct sales, which has opened during this period. Contact Malga Tassulla: +39 335 5645404

From Monte Peller at 2,280 meters, you can overlook the lush green meadows of the Tassulla Alm and enjoy the magnificent mountain panorama in the background.