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A beautiful little valley

These are fortifications from the interwar period and part of Mussolini's Alpine Wall.

Starting point of the Carnic High Trail

However, from here you cannot see the Three Peaks (Tre Cime de Lavaredo), as mistakenly called, but the Zwölferkofel, 3094 m (Croda dei Toni)

The cross is easy to reach. The view is truly magnificent once you've had your fill of the Dolomites.

The ascent to the World War II barracks on Monte Piana takes you along steep, rocky military paths, such as the Pioneer Trail. Sections are exposed and secured with wire ropes, so surefootedness and a head for heights are required. Along the trail are relics such as emplacements and barracks that recall the fighting of 1915–1917. The climb is both a historical journey through time and an alpine challenge.

Monte Piana in the Sesto Dolomites is a plateau mountain approximately 2,324 meters high on the border between South Tyrol and Belluno. It became famous during the First World War, when the front ran through here between 1915 and 1917: Italian soldiers held Monte Piana, while Austro-Hungarian troops held the opposite Monte Piano. Over 14,000 soldiers died in the trenches, which were often only a few meters apart. Today, the area is an open-air museum with well-preserved emplacements, trenches, and tunnels. The starting point for visitors is the Bosi Hut, which can be reached by jeep shuttle in summer. In addition to its historical significance, Monte Piana offers an impressive panorama of the Three Peaks, Monte Cristallo, the Cadini Group, and Lake Misurina.

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