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From this side, Monte Peller looks almost like a volcanic cone. But it was actually a glacier that once gave it this shape. Beautiful mountain!

not too nice day, a lot of fog at the Pass, however, a satisfactory ride despite the cold temperature.

This is not a travel point for MTB tours! Uphill steep, super blocked and only marked as a hiking trail at the top of the pass! It's no fun on the MTB. For some reason we were up there with our MTBs and heavy backpacks. Without a bike and without heavy equipment, you can enjoy a great view up there and later (we came from St. Walburg) also good food in the Refugio. Many cows and sheep enjoy their lives on the way there.

Monte Peller, located between Val di Sole and Val di Non, is the northernmost peak of the Brenta Dolomites. The mountain, 2,319 meters high, is actually made up of two peaks: the real one and the Croce del Peller.

Whether you come from Tuenno or Malé, Passo le Fraine (1,712 m) is the ideal place to take a break and recover from the effort of the climb.

Small, rather unknown pass between South Tyrol and Trentino. On the western, South Tyrolean side of Laurein over alpine meadows and light forest with a moderate gradient of a maximum of 8%, easy to reach the top of the pass. From the Trentino side a little steeper, but also with a maximum of 10% and winding, partly with a very nice view up to the inconspicuous pass in the forest.

Coming from Malé, you have a long driveway behind you. The Passo le Fraìne at 1,712 meters is perfect for a short break!

The Forcella di Brez is located in the Upper Val di Non, in Trentino Alto Adige, at an altitude of about 1,400 meters above sea level. The fork also marks the natural border between Trentino and Alto Adige