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Classic climb of Cansiglio passing by Fregona. Fairly regular climb with some peaks above 10% up to Valsalega, then 1 km challenging with a straight. Then the last 3 km the road becomes gentler up to the pass. Descent to the plain where the natural spectacle opens up, crossed it begins a bit of up and down to Pian Osteria (fountain) and Camping (fountain). Descent with a short climb to Spert and then down towards Farra d'Alpago. Another 5 km slightly uphill to Sella Fadalto and then down towards Vittorio Veneto passing under the highway viaducts. To be done in any season.

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 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 climb 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.

from the fork you descend a steep but not difficult gully that leads to the seventh alpini refuge, pay particular attention in case of ice or water.

Fork that connects Pian de Cajada to the upper part of the Medassa valley. Wide, grassy and gentle on the Belluno side, severe and stony on the Longaronese side; slope otherwise subject to possible stone discharges

a panoramic glimpse from the piedmont road between S. Martino and Rif. Carota, at the foot of M. Teverone: the saddle of Passo Fadalto in the centre, with on the right. Mount Faverghera, on the left. the Cansiglio plateau and the lake of S. Croce. From this perspective, it is easy to understand how the massive prehistoric landslide of M. Millifret was able to divert the course of the Piave river towards Valbelluna, which in ancient times flowed in Val Lapisina through the Fadalto, determining the formation of the lake of S. Croce