사파다 - 플로던‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산길

https://www.komoot.com/it-it/tour/784302866 A truly stunning itinerary, well worth the slight effort required. The view of Lake Pera from Sella Sissanis, the crossing of the Creta Bordaglia scree slope, the Giramondo Pass, and then the pearl of Lake Bordaglia—all in one loop—is a delight. The trail is always well-marked and very popular, but it's not for everyone; a minimum level of fitness is required.

Nestled between a steep descent and a steep climb

The ascent from the east has different ground conditions. The lower part has stones, the middle part is partly washed out with larger stones and small boulders. At critical points such as bends, typical Italian architecture with concrete. The climb to the last bend and shortly afterwards up to the saddle has a gradient of up to 32%. In return, the bend and the saddle offer a fantastic view to the east and west. The descent to the west is almost entirely asphalted at the beginning, then it is a forest path again, partly with stones and, depending on the weather, washed out areas.

great food, nice staff, beautiful panorama

magnificent panorama

Nice area although cold, recommended in summer to cool off

The Mule pass is a ridge notch, located at 2,356 meters above sea level, between Mount Righile and Mount Lastroni, representing an important pass between Val Visdende and Sappada. Thanks to its strategic position, it was used as an outpost during the Great War. The pass took on its current name following a curious event that occurred in the summer of 1916: on a day of thick fog, the Austrians, having approached the Italian positions, joined a group of Alpine troops with their mules. Unnoticed, they unhitched the last mule and took it with them across the fork, which has since been called Mule Pass. The terrain is characterized by a steep climb on the north side and routes of varying difficulty on the south side. It's fun to climb up the northern escarpment and then quickly descend south.

It is located halfway between the Vinadia Grande malga and the Malins malga, it is at an altitude of approximately 1900 and to reach it, the route is almost entirely paved or cemented with slopes exceeding 20%