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ref.malga Cavallera

Loop back to Don Gosaldo from Sant'Andrea, nice path (at a point paved but steep)

Malga Cavallera (1,680 m) is an alpine refuge located on the south-east side of the last bastions of the Pale di San Martino, on the edge of the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park. The mountain hut, owned by the municipality, has been recently renovated while preserving its traditional architecture. It has 2 rooms with 6/9 beds each and welcomes guests with a warm and authentic atmosphere. In the summer, the restaurant service offers traditional dishes prepared with products that are, when possible, organic and preferably from short supply chains. The view from here is truly enchanting: in front, the gaze extends over the Monti del Sole, the Cimonega group and the Vette Feltrine, while behind rise the Dolomite peaks of Croda Granda, Sass d'Ortiga and Cima Oltro. www.rifugiocavallera.it/it_it/

The Bivacco G. Menegazzi is a small brick structure managed by the ANA group of Gosaldo; it has an economical stove and a wooden mezzanine with 8 beds. It is located at 1,737 m above sea level, in the Pian Lònch pasture, about ten minutes from the Rifugio Malga Cavallera. The view from here is truly enchanting: in front the gaze sweeps over the Monti del Sole, the Cimonega group and the Vette Feltrine, while behind rise the Dolomite peaks of Croda Granda, Sass d’Ortiga and Cima Oltro. Inaugurated in August 1980, it was created by recovering the old Casera Pianlonch. It is named after Giovanni Menegazzi, an Alpine soldier from Sant'Andrea di Gosaldo who fell on Monte Golico in March 1941 and was awarded the silver medal for military valor.

Reachable from Fressenè (BL) along the path that leads to the Scarpa Gurekian Refuge. On clear days there is a fantastic view.

Beautiful panorama reachable from Frassenè (BL) also with snowshoes.

Easily visible from afar thanks to a cross at the summit, Col di Luna is located at an altitude of 1,747 meters and can be reached via paths that climb through the beech forests. From the summit you have a splendid view of the Agordo Valley and peaks such as Civetta and Moiazza.