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The Pian dei Ciclamini Refuge is located in Alta Val Torre, a few kilometers from the border with Slovenia. Easily accessible by car, it offers an excellent base for various outdoor activities or for those looking for a place to spend a holiday in Nature. It is an accessible and sustainable refuge, for children and families, hikers and pilgrims, climbers and cyclists, motorcyclists and campers, without forgetting people with disabilities who can enjoy a structure and a path equipped for their needs. The large availability of beds also makes it an excellent choice for seminars, team buildings or retreats of various kinds.

We found this shelter closed. It was the destination of a very tiring excursion and we expected to find a water point here, but it was not to be.

Very steep climb towards Casera Nischiuarch.

The Brollo Bivacco is a small sheet metal construction located on the southern slope of Monte Musi, in the Julian Prealps. It offers 6 beds and is always open and unattended. It is located along the CAI 737 path which connects Val Torre with Sella Carnizza.

West Summit of Monte Musi, in the heart of the Regional Natural Park of the Julian Prealps at an altitude of 1864 metres. The last stretch of climb to reach the top is exposed and challenging with sections of via ferrata where equipment is necessary. From the top you can admire a spectacular panorama towards the Canin group or southwards towards Val Torre. You can also see the Brollo bivouac on the crest, about 300 meters of altitude difference below.

Path maintained by the CAI marked and numbered 727, which connects Passo Tanamea with the Church of Sant'Anna di Carnizza passing through the Monte Zaiavor vent. In this stretch the path is immersed in the undergrowth, continuing uphill the panorama opens up from the Julian Alps to Slovenia.

Musi is a hamlet of Lusevera, in Friuli Venezia Giulia, surrounded by the Musi Mountains and the Torre stream. The town is almost uninhabited, there is a church dedicated to San Giovanni and from here you can set off on various excursions within the Regional Natural Park of the Julian Prealps.

Chisalizza is an ancient village in the Alta Val Torre, abandoned for decades. It was a place of pastoral and agricultural life, and could only be reached on foot from Musi, a hamlet of Lusevera. Today there are only a few stone houses, some renovated, and a votive chapel of Sant'Agostino, restored after the 1976 earthquake.