발 갈리나 호수 최고의 등산 경로

as you continue along the via ferrata you pass right above the tunnel and you can hear the cars passing by

Beautiful hike, took 1:53h total. We parked next to the refugio which as enough spots on a not to busy day. We make a little video to showcase the hike and surrounding areas. https://youtu.be/JXDCoRiF-68?si=arGbjqrZyMFLQ3dU

The summit of Mount Borgà is nothing more than the highest point of a long ridge with a west-east direction that includes Mount Sterpezza, Mount Piave and Mount Salta. To the north it descends vertically into the Piave valley, to the south it descends gradually towards the Vajont valley and the Cimoliana valley.

Descent on CAI path 381 on scree, so quite slippery terrain. Beautiful view!

Col Nudo, at 2472m, is the highest peak in the Alpago group. The name comes from the fact that it is one of the few peaks in Alpago not covered by "loppa" (i.e. grass). The climb requires good training. The most complex section to travel is the ridge that connects Cima Laste to the top of Col Nudo. At a certain point the path on the ridge is interrupted by a rock jump. To get around it, you need to go down towards the south-west and down-climb another rock jump (lower and easier) and then return to the ridge. Halfway there is a point where it becomes very sharp and exposed. The passage requires a fearlessness and a steady step. Once at the top you can admire an incredible 360° panorama.

Reference point for the Valcellina tour.

The Valbona pass is a pass located at 2,130 meters above sea level, along the Col Nudo e Cavallo chain, which connects the Chialedina valley, in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, with the Venál di Montanès, in Veneto. From here, it is possible to go up up to the ridge that joins the Lastei peak to Col Nudo, although the ridge itself may present some technical difficulties. Near the pass, the Col Nudo shelter offers a quite welcoming refuge for rest and shelter.

The summit of Col Nudo reaches 2,471 meters above sea level and houses a simple metal cross and the remains of the summit book. All the efforts made to get here are rewarded by a breathtaking view of the Dolomites beyond the Piave which stand out nearby and of the majestic Pelmo, Civetta and Marmolada which can be recognized in the distance.