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Col Fenilon is a green, rounded hill rising among the Colli Alti, offering a splendid 360° panorama, even better than the more famous (and lower) Col Moschin: the view extends over the plain, Bassano and the Brenta Valley, the Asiago Plateau, the Lagorai, Mount Grappa, and, on the horizon, the Dolomites. During the First World War, the Colli Alti del Grappa (including Col Fenilon and Col Moschin) were a crucial and extreme point of Italian resistance defending the plain. In June 1918, they were conquered by the Austro-Hungarians, and later retaken by the Italians in a lightning-fast and legendary action. The name derives from "buon fieno" (good hay), due to the excellent mountain pastures it has provided for centuries.

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Memory Road...no comments needed 🙏

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The top of Mount Colombera offers breathtaking views of the Grappa Massif and the plain below. Along the paths that lead to the top, you can find historical evidence of the First World War, which make Mount Colombera not only a natural attraction, but also a place of memory and reflection.

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Croce col fenilon

The large cross of Col del Fenilon (1327 m) is in memory of the fallen and heroic deeds that characterized these places during the First World War. From here the view is truly magnificent. You can admire in one fell swoop the plain up to the sea, the Brenta Valley, the Asiago Plateau and the Grappa peak.

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The little road that goes up with the mountains in the background is a wonderful image. In any case, following it you will arrive at the miet tavern, instead of taking the asphalt road.

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The Monte Grappa is at 1775 m s.l.m. the highest elevation of the Grappa massif, the southernmost group of the Dolomites.

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Just get up a few meters above the main road and a spectacular panorama opens up as if by magic, highly recommended

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view of Monte Grappa

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The tours at the foot of Monte Grappa, around Asolo, Bassano del Grappa and Marostica can be done in all seasons. A tip, if I may, from my little experience: very often the tracks can take you to the asphalt of roads with no cycle paths and with a lot of traffic. If you can, consider this important aspect for your safety.

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The Monte Grappa is at 1775 m s.l.m. the highest elevation of the Grappa massif, the southernmost group of the Dolomites. A place with a terrible past. In the late summer of 1944, between September 21 and 28, "Operation Piave" took place, which aimed to destroy the partisan formations operating from the Monte Grappa massif. On September 21st, initiated by heavy artillery fire, the attack began from all sides of the surrounded massif. Hundreds of prisoners were killed by the Germans.

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The top of Mount Tomba holds one of the many testimonies of the front during the Great War on the slopes of the Grappa

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The famous curve of Cà Tasson represents the dividing line between the Italian and Austrian trenches during the First World War. Today, two rocky spurs testify to the proximity between the two outposts, which in the long run had caused a certain degree of tranquility (so much so that the soldiers of the two factions chatted among themselves, exchanging tobacco and bread). Here, in May 1918, the action of the "arditi" took place which earned Captain Ettore Viola the gold medal for military valor. In an intertwining of nature, art and history there is also the Garden of Memory, an installation by the artist Maria Luisa Giacomin: two trunks crashed by the Vaia storm wrapped in a crown of thorns made with war objects found on the spot (barbed wire, mess tins , metal sheets ...) and refined with 99 ceramic poppy flowers. It is only one of the works that characterizes the thematic path called Bosco degli Eroi, born in 2014 from the desire to remember the many lives broken on the battlefield.

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Monte Colombera (1449 m.s.l.m.) is one of the elevations of the southern slope of the Grappa massif, easily identifiable by its large overhanging cross over Crespano del Grappa and the Venetian plain. It is the arrival point of the path 104 which starts from the Madonna del Covolo.

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Very panoramic point, from here you can continue the climb to the top of Grappa or go back down.

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Circular route largely forest road. The last part of the descent becomes a single track in the middle of the woods with a branch that presumably goes towards the valley. Continuing east instead you arrive in a small clearing with a house. After 2 barriers, the climb towards the monument of Monte Tomba begins

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The history ... The view ... the satisfaction of getting there! All valid reasons to come here at least once!

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