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Kind and friendly managers

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Forcella Palughet, a pass between the Casera Zervoi plateau and the Cajada plateau.

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I think there are a lot of routes even with a mountain bike and I have to say that there isn't one for everyone! I'm often there with a mountain bike and I have to say that there is a route for everything

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Excellent mountain hut, very good food and highly recommended! Remember the cash

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An old hut that values being a restaurant. We enjoyed it.

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In 9/24 it was also open on Mondays.

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The Rifugio Col Visentin offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the mountains of Belluno and Treviso, with the possibility of seeing the sea on clear days. Reachable in about two hours of walking from the "La Casera" parking lot, it is a wonderful place, perfect for a regenerating stop with delicious sandwiches, managed by friendly and cordial guys.

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Alpine refuge inaugurated on 29 October 1950 in honor of Angelo Bristot, Silver medal for Military Valor. It is located at an altitude of 1616 m above sea level, in the Alpe del Nevegal area, on the northern side of the Belluno Prealps. www.rifugiobristot.it Taken from LOST IN PREALPS 2019: "Mario De Donà, artist and designer, authentic genius and pioneer of graphics. For all Eronda, pseudonym by which he was known. Sixty years spent in the province of Belluno, among papers, clippings, catalogs and design works. But also urban landscape , architecture and interior design: the Bristot Refuge, for example, the City Park of Belluno or the Tarantola bookshop marked by the meeting with Bruno Munari, but remained, by choice, strongly linked to this territory. It was his pen that traced the shapes of the Bristot Refuge, the fourth checkpoint of Lost in Prealps. After the Second World War, the CAI section of Belluno, full of interests and initiatives, aimed to enhance the heritage and accommodation facilities in the localities under its jurisdiction, with the aim of offering new possibilities to hikers and winter sports enthusiasts. The small and elegant structure was completed in 1950 and dedicated to the memory of Angelo Bristot, second lieutenant of the Alpine troops, gold medal for military valour, who fell in the Abyssinian war. 70 years later, unmistakable elements of his work still stand out: geometry and nature, rigor and humour. Nestled just below the top of Col Toront, on the western side of the Prealps, the Bristot Refuge is a "Terrace on the Dolomites" that embraces Valbelluna and the first Dolomite peaks: the Vette Feltrine, the Schiara, the Monti del Sole. Sharpening the view it is also easy to see some important massifs such as Pelmo, Civetta and Marmolada. Once here you can finally put aside the difference in altitude and treat yourself to a well-deserved break, have a chat with Giovanna or some passing hiker. Behind you you will have left the 1763 m of Col Visentin, the highest point of this adventure. From here, all you have to do is say goodbye to "il Colle" and descend towards your final destination."

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