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The Monte Bernadia-Lonza fort, built between 1908 and 1913, is a modern defensive structure on the middle Tagliamento River, later disarmed and left unused during the Great War. Today, restored, the fort can be visited (often only during special events), offering panoramic views, tunnels, and the nearby Julia lighthouse.

The Nischiuarch Alpine Hut is located in a beautiful grassy valley west of the mountain of the same name. Located at just under 1,200 meters above sea level, it is a convenient base at the eastern end of the long Musi mountain range. Completely renovated, the hut consists of two buildings: the one that is always open has a ground-floor room with a stove, table, bench, and adjoining cellar, while upstairs there are a couple of bed frames with mattresses. It can be reached from S. Anna di Carnizza in about an hour, or via CAI trail no. 739, Passo Tanamea, in the municipality of Lusevera, S.S. 646, in about an hour and a half. Useful Information - Water: Non-potable, but available depending on seasonal weather conditions - Beds: 6 - Wood-burning stove, some dishes, small pantry with basic necessities - Firewood: A small supply is available at the facility or easily found in the surrounding woods The facility also has 14 additional beds in the area reserved for recognized institutions and associations. Keys can be requested by emailing info@parcoprealpigiulie.it Shelters are a valuable asset to our area, providing hikers with a valuable base for trekking. When using them, it is important not to leave any traces of your presence, so we recommend: - Do not leave food easily accessible to mice and other animals; - Clean common areas; - Take all waste down to the valley. This facility is always open and unmanaged; maintenance is handled by the Park Authority with the essential contribution of local volunteers and all users! More info at: https://www.parcoprealpigiulie.it/it/principale/attivita/ricoveri-montani/ricovero-casera-nischiuarch

The church tower of Sedilis stands next to a small, railed "photo platform" that offers a sweeping view of Friuli. Historians will find memorial plaques and information panels about significant past events in the area around Sedilis interesting.

Panorama at the end of the climb (or at the beginning of the descent), very suggestive!

The church, with a slightly larger square in front, towers over the community. A public library is located along the street. It's a good place to take a break.

Hill with a breathtaking view of Vendroza, the valley of the "Torrente Torre" and the Julian Alps.

Enchanting view

Mount Cuarnan, on its panoramic summit is the little church of the Redeemer.