ヴァルダスティコの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

"...And like any self-respecting day in the mountains, it couldn't end like this. All together, over a hot chocolate with cream, in the cabin in the parking lot, we began to tell each other about our little great adventures. Because, after all, it is also there, between words, laughter, and warming hands, that Monte Verena continues to live..."

Small panoramic peak above Roana, ideal for a short walk starting from the Campolongo pass.

A karst depression vaguely reminiscent of an amphitheater, with the forest road surrounding it and the white rocks emerging from the green meadow: an extremely evocative and peaceful bucolic spot! The entire area is characterized by a wide variety of karst phenomena: unique furrowed fields are everywhere, sometimes reaching 2-3 meters deep; within a radius of 200 meters are numerous underground cavities that descend to a hundred meters; the busa itself is a karst depression. Among shepherds, the toponym 'Busa del Molton' (in Italian Buca del Montone) refers to the place where all the flocks gather in the spring for wool shearing; the small stone shelter, equipped with mattresses and a stove, is called—not surprisingly—'Baito del Pastore' (Shepherd's Hut). https://www.gruppospeleo7c.it/pubblicazioni-stampa-e-convegni/loch-speleologia-in-altopiano/loch-1978/item/busa-del-molton-agosto-settembre-1978

Monte Erio, despite not being particularly high (1627m), thanks to its central position offers a remarkable view of the Asiago Plateau: on one side the northern mountains, with Verena and Portule in the foreground; on the other the fields and districts on the edge of the Val d'Assa, as well as a glimpse of the Tonezza plateau, Novegno and Val d'Astico; going down towards the east, you have a beautiful view of the Asiago basin. The mountain does not have a real summit with a 360° panorama, and is surrounded by tall fir trees, so you have to move around to see all the slopes. It is a very quiet and little frequented area, with relaxing and sweet dawns, very green in summer, snowy in winter.

The Stella d'Italia refuge is located at 1,550 meters above sea level on the Dosso del Sommo, above Fondo Grande, in the magnificent context of Alpe Cimbra. It offers a large terrace with a panoramic view of the town of Folgaria (TN) and is managed by the Rech family, who have owned the refuge for decades.

The food is good but reservations are mandatory on weekends. The free deckchairs are also excellent for pleasant relaxation after the meal.

You eat well and you can also use the deckchairs for free for pleasant relaxation.

Perfect place for a picnic – with tables and benches – at the crossroads of several dirt roads dating back to the First World War. The spruce forest (spruce forest) surrounding the small structure is beautiful.