프라세토 최고의 러닝 경로

In our hiking guide, the hike was given as taking 4.5 hours. These are tours that we like and can manage well. However, this one took us almost seven hours, and that was without long breaks. (Maybe 3 x 15 minutes). In our opinion, you should set off early so that you don't get stressed in the evening. We are 56 and 58 years old, not particularly trained, and found the hike very beautiful, so recommendable, apart from the first part along the ski lift. But it was also strenuous. Till and Betty

Hike to Pozzi from the Col de Verde. The film: https://youtu.be/UJEQSXbONqk?si=DdiP7ENR0v5wDyUn The hike takes place in a superb forest of pine and beech trees From the shade to the junction of the path which comes from Val d'Ese Return via the Cassetta de Gialgone sheepfold where we rejoin the Gr20 which we had left at level of the wooden bridge on the way out

Located at 1,586 meters above sea level, near a road, the refuge owes its name to an old sheepfold. At the foot of Monte Renosu, the cottage is relatively well equipped and has a bar-restaurant.

We stopped at this refuge for a lunch break. The shaded terrace under the sun was more than welcome. We could have spent the afternoon strolling and resting there, but we left. The place is very pretty and some beautiful hikes outside the GR20 start not far away.

The refuge is located at the valley station of a ski lift and can be reached by car. This means that there are also many day-trippers here and the prices are moderate. There is delicious pizza from 10 euros and half a liter of wine for 4 euros (October 2021). The tent sites are a bit hidden behind the refuge in the forest. The sanitary facilities are relatively new and in the house.

This valley above the Bergerie is a real gem! The meadows, the lake, the stream ... beautiful. A small landscape of Lord of the Rings.

..for hikers to stay overnight / refreshments are also available:) / as the starting point of the hike to Lac de Bastani and Monte Renosu

This high moor is a very special feast for the eyes. (Almost) as far as the eye can see these openings in the ground which are filled with water in spring and, depending on the weather, sometimes until late summer.