ソスピローロの絶景の山頂・トップ20

Bivouac renovated from an old mountain hut with 4 bunk beds and a small table inside. Tables and fireplace outside. Water source and woodshed near the bivouac

Zimon de Terne, at 1794m high, is a splendid panoramic balcony over the entire Valbelluna, Monte Serva and Schiara. From here you can perfectly observe the Gusela del Vescovà. The climb becomes particularly steep in some places, but does not present any particular technical difficulties.

Cima Zervoi 1842m. and Casera Zervoi seen from the top of Serva. They can be reached from the Caiada plateau (the plateau can be reached by car from Fortogna) with a nice excursion through Palughet or with a circular tour for CAI 505 for f/lla Tanzon and f/lla Zervoi.

Mount Serva is a spectacular peak due to its particular position close to the city of Belluno. It is the mountain of the Bellunesi. From its summit, on clear days, especially in winter, the view seems aerial: from the Belluna valley to the summit there are about 1600-1700 meters of altitude difference, which makes the summit seem higher than it actually is. The view ranges from Lake Santa Croce and the peaks of Alpago to Cadore, from the Schiara group to the very long Belluna valley, from the city of Belluno to the plain.

When climbing Pizzocco, the Cross and the Trigonometric Point, one cannot help but remember that the north-east face measures 600 meters vertically. It was climbed for the first time in July 1959, by the Swiss team composed of Hans Weber and Albin Schelbert. Again on 3 and 4 June 1978, the Bellunesi Franco Miotto and Riccardo Bee conquered the direct route with a new route on the daring rocky horn clearly visible from Val Belluna. Over the years there have been many attempts (some disastrous) to conquer Pizzocco, unfortunately unsuccessful. While the walls of the west face, several climbers from Feltre conquered them. Already in 1948 on that face the Via dell'Amicizia was opened by Franceschini and Palminteri. The west crest via Castiglioni - Detassis etc. The normal climb is not recommended in winter due to the exposure of the path and a delicate passage over an abyss. For the rest you can enjoy a wonderful view both to the north and to the south of the Venetian Lagoon.

Magnificent view of the Dolomites from Belluno's local mountain. The climb is steep and the path is rocky; make sure you take enough water with you!!!

A peak that enjoys a wonderful panoramic view, in the last stretch it is necessary to pay attention because it is a little rocky.

only the last stretch is difficult