Top 14 Caves 로카 피에토레 주변

Wonderful panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Falzarego Pass.

I was here on the 29th stage of my crossing of the Alps: https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/834311432 I was here on a stage of my crossing of the Alps. A crossing of the Alps in two months and 45 stages: The 800-kilometer-long Yellow Via Alpina. You can find the film about the hike here: https://youtu.be/tVTeKg0li54 A book with the many stories and lots of information about the tour is available here: https://viaalpina.soziales4u.de/shop All stages are documented with GPX data and can be downloaded. There are numerous photos for each tour. An overview is available there: https://www.komoot.de/tour/868201126 You can read more about the 800 kilometers through the Alps here: https://soziales4u.de/viaalpina/

Partially restored fortifications from the First World War, which make the tunnels even more tangible.

Imposing construction built by the army of the Kingdom of Italy to conquer the Austro-Hungarian lines positioned on the Lagazuoi. A mine tunnel was built to bring down the top of the mountain, but the operation failed and the huge crater can still be seen. To be covered with a minimum of attention and the right equipment

the route is provided by cables on some sections. There are a few wooden or metal steps. The route is feasible without belay equipment for people without vertigo and experienced. A helmet is definitely not a bad decision, although I didn't see any rockfall during my visit.

The few extra meters are always worthwhile, as they give new great views and an impression of what was impossible to achieve, especially in times of war.

Walking through the tunnels is a great experience - it definitely leaves a lasting impression.

Easily possible without a via ferrata set, even for the inexperienced.