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you have to pass through the tunnels on the asphalt road that leads to Graziani.

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section of the Graziani road built during the Great War for the purpose of controlling the area and supplying the high areas of Monte Altissimo

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Daring road dug into the rock for military purposes on the front of the Great War

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Tunnel passage is unlit and with oncoming traffic.

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beautiful views road very busy with motorbikes

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The path from Monte Baldo is not difficult, but you should have sturdy shoes and sure-footedness.

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Good stage from Torbole up to the Altissimo. A really beautiful area with a wide view. The view and the panorama at the end make up for the struggle to the top. Really worth it. If you like, you can continue from there to the mountain station on Monte Beldo.

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On the Fosce refuge road, an excellent culinary stop

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Beautiful stretch of road between the provinces of Verona and Trentino

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The different shades of the mountain peaks are particularly beautiful.

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The view from Monte Baldo of Lake Garda, the towns all around, the mountains and clouds, simply gigantic.

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even more spectacular if you visit in the middle of winter ...

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This is a spectacular point on the Graziani road after the San Valentino pass. The small waterfalls on the roadside, the stretch with the cantilevered rocks and the two tunnels built by the Military Engineers during the Great War in 1915 are truly unique. The tunnels offer a breathtaking view of Lake Pra de la Stua and the Aviana valley .

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Monte Baldo is actually not a summit, but a mountain range of over 30 km in length. The well-known "summit" can be reached via a cable car. If you have enough grain, you can also go up. Some of the runs are very technical. If it gets too violent, just push it, better than falling

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I would avoid making the route in case of rain, and bring crampons in case of snow. I would totally exclude the participation of dogs or children in these cases for their safety.

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After passing the Rocca Pia pass, feasible for both dogs and children aged <10, on the right next to the trenches, you enter the woods. From here you will find a false floor, where in my opinion it is advisable: basic equipment (boots and snowshoes) H-harness for the dog and a hiking leash; it is not suitable for children under 10 years old. Up to the indicated stretch it is not particularly dangerous, but it is necessary to pay attention to where you put your feet. But once you get to this uphill hairpin bend, you need to pay VERY ATTENTION to dogs and children, better keep them close. You need a good physical preparation! Furthermore, once the ascent is over, where the flat sections begin, there will be a section of about 50 meters, where an overhang appears on the left. So, although the path is easy, I also recommend keeping the puppies below in this section. Once you get to the grassy expanse of meadows, the music changes from there, and the area becomes safe.

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The view combined with a great hike in wonderful weather is limitless

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Many tours can be started from the mountain station. Very nice hiking area and there is also something on offer for mountain bikers.

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Great mountain, great tour there and great views of Lake Garda

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Feasible even in full summer, in fact, everything is inside the beech forest

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