20의 보다 디 카도레가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Very nice stop for food and drinks. Would highly recommend to have a soup.

In April, a lot of snow is still expected in some places.

Mount Civetta, at 3,220 meters above sea level, is the highest peak in the Zoldo Dolomites. From here the panoramic view is endless: hundreds of peaks, valleys and forests intermingle creating a unique postcard. On clear days you can even see the tops of the Austrian Alps.

The normal route covers many unstable turns. The steep passages are equipped via Ferrata on better rock. Race to be undertaken with the necessary mountain baggage.

Rather modest summit cross. But the view is all the more grandiose! Nice mountain!

With morning sun or sunset the best views!!

Great place for refreshment and lodging, courteous staff. At 15min there is the Coldai lake where it is worth visiting it and going around it to enjoy further panoramas, between valleys and mountains.

The Alfredo Sonino al Coldai refuge is located in the spectacular Val de le Ziolere, at the northern end of the majestic Civetta group. Usually open from mid-June to mid-September, it has 88 beds. The refuge was opened in the summer of 1905. A year later, thanks to the financial support of the Sonino family, the structure was enlarged for the first time. In 1932 it was renamed in memory of the mountaineer Adolfo Sonino of Venice, who had had an accident two years earlier at Punta Fiames, north of Cortina d'Ampezzo, in the Pomagagnon group. In 1939, after the introduction of the Italian racial laws, the CAI had to cancel the renaming. In the autumn of 1944, the refuge was set on fire by German troops and RSI units during an action against the Italian partisans. Between 1946 and 1948 the refuge was rebuilt and inaugurated with the name of Rifugio Adolfo Sonino al Coldai. From here you can admire splendid views of the Val Zoldana and you have a privileged observation point on Monte Pelmo, as well as on the imposing silhouettes of Cristallo and Antelao, or on the profile of Croda da Lago. It is also possible to climb the Cima di Coldai, at an altitude of 2,403 metres, but the climb to the summit rock is exposed, inclined and unsecured. The trail has technical sections, making it difficult to maintain a running pace.