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Summit Cross Monte Stivo (2054 m) A truly panoramic summit with panoramic views of Lake Garda, the Brenta Range, and the Dolomites – impressive at any time of day. The short detour to the ridge is absolutely worth it for even more views and photo opportunities!

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Piazzola from which you can start your journey and reach the Marchetti refuge and the summit of Stivo

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Fantastic panorama that allows you to enjoy a spectacular view

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Quiet and undemanding trail

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From this point on the trail you have a very wide view of Lake Garda and the surrounding peaks.

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The path that leads to the top of Mount Creino crosses a trench dating back to the First World War. It is exciting to walk in the narrow stone wall. A very suggestive place.

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Walking along the path that crosses the trenches of Mount Creino you reach a point from which an incredible view opens up over Lake Garda. A place where it is worth stopping and meditating on what these places once represented and what, instead, they represent now.

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summit cross of the Stivo world, just above the refuge ☦️

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During the ascent it is worth stopping and enjoying the view of Lake Garda

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From the summit you have wonderful views on all sides

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Nice trail, quite easy, with views of the Adige Valley and the mountains to the west.

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Great view of Lake Garda!

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World War I on Lake Garda The front lines on Lake Garda, which was still called Gratsee before World War I, were of great strategic importance. They sealed off the Sarca Valley and thus blocked the Italians' route to Trento. But first of all: the Lake Garda front was a relatively "peaceful" front in World War I. In principle, the Austrians and Italians were equally concerned with holding their positions; there were no real offensives. Rather, field guards and patrols fought a small war. But this was still a far cry from being comfortable, because a "second enemy" had to be defeated: the weather. Even on the smaller 2000-meter peaks on Lake Garda, the soldiers had to deal with snow and cold in winter and heat and dryness in summer. The defense line almost always stretched over the peaks and ridges The frontline stretched from Riva del Garda to Rovereto in a winding shape that was intended to prevent the Italian Alpini from advancing to Trento and across the Etsch Valley. All attempts by the Italians to break through failed at the beginning of the war and efforts to break through were abandoned. The arms race continued, of course, and so did the bombardment - Riva and Rovereto in particular were under constant fire. Monte Corno - insider tip on Lake Garda The fact that we can still find the many, absolutely impressive war installations from the First World War is thanks to volunteers in many places. Such as the members of the Arco shooting club. A few years ago they began to uncover and restore their grandfathers' legacy on Monte Corno with a lot of passion and a lot of sweat. Why does a shooting club do this? Because it was the members of these clubs who played an important role in the World War. I quote from my book on this: When Italy declared war on Austria-Hungary, the Danube Monarchy was completely unexpectedly hit. All the strong fighting groups were far away on other fronts and the Italians could have overrun Tyrol in the first few weeks. But in Tyrol, 38,000 men, the Tyrolean Standschützen, voluntarily took up arms to defend their homeland. They were retired, old and disabled men and young people from the shooting clubs who climbed the mountains and, equipped with only the bare necessities, stood up against the Alpini for weeks until reinforcements arrived. Wives and daughters looked after the Standschützen, carrying food wrapped in aprons up to glaciers and peaks. Source: Sentiero della Pace - on the peace trail from Vinschgau to the Dolomites Hike details Start Torbole End: mountain village of Nago Return to Torbole by bus Length: 7.5 Duration: approx. 5 hours Difference in altitude: 700 m ascent, 380 m descent to Nago Difficulty: challenging The hike begins in the pretty mountain village of Nago (1) and is deliberately short, because you need a lot of time here to be able to explore the summit plateau. Monte Corno served the Austrian Standschützen as an important checkpoint and as a safeguard should the Italians break through Monte Brione (next tour) and Monte Baldo and want to march towards Trento. Although the position on Monte Altissiomo was also fired upon, there were never any skirmishes between the warring parties on Monte Corno. During the four years of war, there was therefore plenty of time to expand the summit position. It had almost the infrastructure of a town. Between olive and chestnut trees, the war path leads us to the summit of Monte Corno (2), where we can still sense the complex dimensions. We come across trenches and communication trenches, tunnels, artillery and gun emplacements. As we look through loopholes - all facing south - we quickly understand why this mountain made a perfect control post: the view is simply stunning. We see Monte Brione, the summit of Monte Altissimo, the foothills of Riva, Torbole and Nago (3). We descend to the latter at the end of the tour.

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Spectacular terrace on Lake Garda, Monte Creino is dotted with old trenches dating back to the world wars. At the top, a bench with a table offers an excellent opportunity to rest and eat with a view.

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This path, somewhat steep and irregular, with roots and stones appearing almost everywhere, is quite training and allows you to get around the summit of Monte Brugnolo in complete safety.

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Beautiful excursion to Mount Stivo, great views from up there. Made with beautiful snow.

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Highly recommended itinerary, done in winter, even more beautiful.

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Beautiful itinerary definitely worth doing.

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Especially pleasant to walk in summer, the pine trees provide cool shade

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Beautiful hike in a very beautiful area, you get to see wonderful views.

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