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Rugged and wild, the perfect synthesis of the Friulian Dolomites: a breathtakingly beautiful pass. It's a sweaty climb, but even before you get there, you realize it was worth it.

You have to be careful on the slope starting from the San Marco Refuge because due to the fact that there are landslides here every other day, the path is not always visible and the pebbles and gravel sometimes make the climb complex.

Forcella Piccola is a prominent Alpine pass located in the Antelao mountain range, in the Dolomites, in the province of Belluno, Veneto, Italy. It sits at an altitude of approximately 2,120 meters above sea level. Forcella Piccola is a highly panoramic site, offering spectacular views of the surrounding peaks, such as Mount Pelmo, the Marmarole, and of course Antelao itself, often called the "King of the Dolomites" for its imposing nature. It is also a crossing point for the Dolomite High Routes, specifically routes 4 and 5.

Easy access from both sides

Breathtaking views, everywhere you look.

Forcella Scodavacca, 2050 meters above sea level, its width and length make it peculiar compared to many other forks. It is the typical Dolomite fork.

there is a small fountain to the right of the building

The Scodavacca fork is the archetype of the forks and the symbol of the Forni Dolomites. Large and panoramic, it is located at an altitude of 2,043 meters and connects Carnia to Cadore. On its sides, the pass is dominated by the boldest spiers, including the Berti tower and the famous Spinotti tower, as well as Mount Cridola, the highest peak in the area. To reach it, from both sides, requires a long but rewarding climb up a narrow path that turns to gravel towards the top. You can run to the base of the Cridola peak, but to reach the summit the route becomes very technical.