파울라로‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산길

The small reservoir at the Nassfeld pass is beautiful, but unfortunately overrun by camper vans and motorcyclists on weekends.

The Passo del Cason di Lanza is located in northern Friuli and connects the town of Pontebba in the east with the village of Paularo in the west. Pontebba lies on an old and still very important trade route: a railway and a highway connect Venice and Udine with Villach and Klagenfurt in neighboring Carinthia. While the railway now runs mostly through tunnels, Pontebba still has its train station, while for most other towns in the valley, the railway era is definitely over.

The descent towards Tröpolach was tackled in pouring rain, which is why the impressions may be somewhat influenced. The asphalt is very nice, with a few bends in the upper section with good asphalt and a view towards the valley. However, as you speed up towards Tröpolach, you mainly ride through wooded areas, so you don't get much of a view. Instead, you whiz down long straights with easily visible waves, interrupted by a few bends in the lower section, in downhill style. The asphalt varies between good and brittle. There is also more traffic on the north side, as the upper Nassfeld seems to be a popular destination for day trippers.

A small man-made lake right next to the border with a road and hiking trail around it. A beautiful place for taking photos, sitting and relaxing, and in winter for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

카손 디 란차 고개는 시즌 중에 매우 붐비는 지역입니다. 특히 오스트리아 쪽에서 오는 산악자전거 이용자는 도로 교통에 주의해야 합니다. 폰테바에서 파울라로까지 이어지는 도로는 항상 대형 오토바이와 승용차가 다니므로 주의가 필요합니다!

The climb on the Italian side is better.

Definitely challenging climb with not very well-maintained asphalt.

The Nassfeld (Slovene Mokrine, Italian Passo di Pramollo) in the Carnic Alps is a saddle between the Austrian Gail Valley and the Italian Canal Valley. The pass is at 1530 m above sea level. A.[1], surrounding mountains are the Gartnerkofel (2195 m), the Rosskofel (2239 m) and the Trogkofel (2280 m). The Gartnerkofel is known for the occurrence of the Kuhtritt, a rare and endemic mountain flower.