トラモンティディソットのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The reference to Vajont in this position seems wrong to me.

Mount Celant, 1093m. above sea level, is a very wild peak. Its summit can be reached by forest road from the Tamar village and in the last 100m. of altitude difference by path on the crest. From the summit to the north the view is closed by the beech forest, to the west, east, and south the panorama opens onto the Cavallo group, Mount Raut, Mount Valinis, Mount Ciaurlec, Mount Rossa and Mount Pala. To the south, beyond the Valinis you can see the plain and the sea, and in the distance the view reaches as far as the Euganean Hills.

The village of Palcoda seen from the slopes of Mount Celant.

The Varnerin bivouac is a beautiful and very welcoming bivouac, obtained from one of the ancient buildings of the Tamar village. It is managed by the CAI section of San Vito al Tagliamento. It consists of two rooms, one on the ground floor, with a table and stove and one on the upper floor used as a sleeping area, with 6 beds with mattresses.

The Tamar village is on the northern slopes of Mount Tamar at an altitude of 660m.

Start of the path up to the Tamar village, the Varnerin bivouac and Mount Celant.

The church of San Giacomo Apostolo, recently restored, is currently the most important symbol of the village of Palcoda.

Ancient capital that you encounter before arriving at Palcoda, a sign of faith and Christian devotion of the inhabitants of Palcoda.