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Very steep section that leads to the top of Ortigara, it is useful to have a headlamp with you

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The tunnel was initially an Austro-Hungarian machine gun emplacement (2093 m), designed to defend the overlooking 2101 m of Mount Ortigara. It was later captured by the Alpine troops during the first attack on June 10, 1917, becoming the headquarters of the Italian command of Colonel Pietro Biancardi, from whom it takes its current name. A must-see on the trail connecting the summit of Mount Ortigara to the Agnella Pass: fascinating, steep, and facilitated by steps and ropes. The imperial emplacements are accessed by descending into a shaft using metal supports (technical descent, only for experts).

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Once the first segment of the via ferrata is over, the path climbs steeply into the woods and comes out into a stream that flows down from the rock face, at the base of which water flows out into a cave.

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Karst gorge typical of this type of mountain. There are many throughout the plateau, just look carefully at the maps

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Unpaved stretch, not too demanding, from where you can enjoy very beautiful landscapes and on occasion not very frequented passages

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Along the road that goes from Campogallina to Selletta Mecenseffy and Bivio Italia, you come across this very deep well classified in the Venetian speleological register. The entrance to the well is located at street level and is not protected in any way. Therefore, pay maximum attention especially if you have children or even animals. It could be very dangerous.

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Deep karst chasm a few steps from the path that goes up to Cima Dodici: on the perpetually shaded bottom, the snow resists even in summer. The entire area is a harsh and evocative environment with strong and typical karst characteristics: sinkholes, fissures, bushes, furrowed fields.

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The Ice Hole ('Busa del Giàso' in Venetian dialect) is a deep natural cavity of karst origin, permanently frozen inside: for this reason, during the First World War, the Slovenians of the 17th regiment of the Austro-Hungarian army, stationed here, used it as a warehouse to store food supplies, sheltered from enemy fire. The initial part of the steep staircase dug into the rock to descend has survived, but then it abruptly stops: the cave can only be entered if equipped as a speleologist!

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