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The summit of Mount Valinis, 1,102 meters, is easily accessible by hiking from all sides. It's easy to reach the paragliding launch point by e-bike. From there to the summit, the ascent and descent by e-bike is quite technical.

Monte Valinis, an international launch and takeoff point for hang gliders and paragliders.

The best time to climb this peak is Spring and Autumn. In Winter with proper equipment.

Mount Valinis is a peak in the Carnic Prealps which is part of the large karst plateau of Mount Ciaurlec, from which it juts out towards the west with its elongated shape. Unlike this, however, it has a flat peak, free of vegetation and very panoramic. From here the view extends 360° over all the Friulian Prealps, with greater opening towards the peaks of Val Tramontina, towards Cuar and towards Raut. On its summit stands the "Alpini Cross", placed on 9 June 2009 by the Valmeduna Alpini Group to remember all the members who have "moved forward". Valinis can be reached from the hamlet of Sottomonte via the CAI 819 path or via the road that goes up to the refuge of the same name. Mount Valinis, a true balcony overlooking the Friulian plain, is a meeting place for hang gliding and paragliding enthusiasts thanks to its splendid position, extremely open and easily accessible.

I found this tour very tiring. The ascent to the mountain is exclusively via steep, stony, narrow paths. There is almost no section that offers a little relaxation. The views are stunning and when there are many paragliders on the mountain the effort is well worth it. The descent is then via very narrow trails only two feet wide. Unfortunately we got lost in the last two kilometers. The hiking trail didn't fit anymore. There were no trail markers and lumberjacks have carved a wide path into the forest that ends in nowhere. Unfortunately, we then had to walk a huge detour to the starting point.

A fabulous peak that enjoys a wonderful view over the whole valley and the surrounding peaks.

Mount Valinis (1,102 m) is an elevation of the Carnic Prealps that can be considered the western shoulder of the great karst plateau of Mount Ciaurlec. It represents a real balcony on the Friulian plain, with a view that sweeps across the entire Prealps range, in particular towards the peaks of Val Tramontina, Cuar and Raut. The extremely open position makes it a meeting / take off place for hang gliding and paragliding enthusiasts. On the grassy top there is an iron cross of the Alpine group.