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Sentiero Attrezzato del Caminetto (Buco della Carlotta)
Vie Ferrate › Lombardia › Lecco

Sentiero Attrezzato del Caminetto (Buco della Carlotta)

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Il Sentiero Attrezzato del Caminetto, also known as Buco by Carlotta, allows you to reach Pian Serrada from the Fò Pass; under the Resegone (Lecco). It develops along a fairly steep canyon with some chain-equipped sections; it is often combined with other routes in the area.

▲Approach

Starting from the ' wide square of the funivia for the Plans d'Erna in Lecco (from the highway Lecco–Ballabio, all' exit of a gallery follow the signs «Piani d'Erna» going up through hairpins to the square). Open road signs on Google Maps. L' approach to the Passo Fò coincides with that of the Ferrata del Centenario: about 1h climbing with the cable car, or about 1h 30' walking from the parking lot (Sentiero 1 and then Sentiero 6). At the Fò Pass; the signs separate the ferrata from the equipped path.

▲The path

From the Fò Pass; take destra (cartel) on steep and rocky path until the ' attack. You start with the first chain going up a placca, then turn left, you go back a couple of stretches and you do a short descent. The characteristic passage is reached between slender: under a grosso masso framed which goes beyond the right and goes up the «Buco della Carlotta» until you leave on a nod. It follows a second canal with some stretches a po' athletics (to climb it is necessary to try with patience to stick not immediately evident); then the path becomes più easy and exits from the fireplace. On the left, a sign indicates the Ferrata del Centenario; the trail continues on lawn and rocks in the Pian Serrada, where it ends (45' from' attack, 1h 45' from the cable car, 2h 15' overall).

▲Character and difficulty

Itinerary easy, with some vertical but not difficult passages and contained exposure, developing in a canon. More equipped path that real ferrata.

⚠ Be careful not to move uphill stones: they could hit those who are below ( indispensable helmet). A passage in the canal is narrow and can give problems with bulky backpacks: useful a postponement/feed to hang the backpack to the harness.

▲Discipline

From Pian Serrada go up to Sentiero 1 and take it downhill until the junction with Sentiero 5: right to the cable car station of Piani d'Erna (1h from the term, 2h 45' overall), or straight to Stoppani Refuge and parking (1h 45' from the term, 3h 30' overall).

▲To match

It is often used as a descent/return to Passo Fò after the Ferrata del Centenario, or as a return from excursions to Resegone as the Ferrata Gamma 2 o la Ferrata Silvano de Franco.

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Technical data

DifficultyEasy

RegionLombardy

ProvinceLecco

GroupResegone

Approach1h

Fully equipped45 min

Complete itinerary2h 45'

Level difference150 m

Route difference180 m

Maximum1475 m

Length6 km
June 28, 2026
Sentiero Attrezzato Francesco e Giuditta Gatti al Mont de la Brenva
Vie Ferrate › Aosta Valley › Aosta

Sentiero Attrezzato Francesco e Giuditta Gatti al Mont de la Brenva

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Il Sentiero Attrezzato Francesco e Giuditta Gatti at Mont de la Brenva è an equipped route of difficult and difficult media; in the alpine environment, at the slopes of the Mont Blanc group. It leads to a panoramic plateau – the Belvedere – with a view between the pi` beautiful of all the Western Alps.

▲Approach

From the mountain station of the cable car of La Palud (Courmayeur, Aosta). Open road signs on Google Maps. We descend to the first stop of the route « The Palud–Punta Helbronner» and follow the path in a slight ascent next to the botanical garden Saussurea; at the first crossroad you will keep the left on a well-marked path that crosses the grassy slopes towards the moraine of the Toula glacier. A short stretch equipped with a chain exceeds some rocks and reaches a ' panoramic area with bench, where the equipped stretch begins (30' from the mountain station).

▲The path

The equipped part starts going down the eastern shoe of Mont de la Brenva, with steep stretches in which the rope dà safety; a downhill section of III degree, not difficult, è supported by the chain. Continue on half-coast with climbs and descents, assisted by chain and brackets on the right side, and cross a pietraia (yellow signs); at the end a path goes steeply towards the rocks of Brenva to the Belvedere (2300 m, 1h 30' from' start of the stretch), with views of the Bremayn.

▲Character and difficulty

Path equipped not long and not difficult, but in the alpine environment and with exposed sections where the protections are essential; the view from the Belvedere is only a great reason to travel it.

⚠ High mountain environment on blackberry and stone: recommended helmet and attention to the bottom. Evaluate the time and time of the cable car for the return.

▲Discipline

The descent takes place on the same climb route (1h 30' from Belvedere, 3h 45' overall).

▲To match

Starting soon, you can connect to Ferrata Casimiro (about 1h by car). In the area Sentiero al Rifugio Dalmazzi, il Sentiero al Bivacco Boccalatte e la Ferrata at Monzino Refuge.

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Technical data

DifficultyModerately Hard

RegionAosta Valley

ProvinceAosta

GroupMont Blanc

Approach30 min

Fully equipped1h 30'

Complete itinerary (a/r)3h 45'

Level difference130 m

Route difference322 m

Maximum2300 m
June 28, 2026
Sentiero Attrezzato Bozzetti al Monte Zeledria
Vie Ferrate › Trentino-Alto Adige › Trento

Sentiero Attrezzato Bozzetti al Monte Zeledria

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Il Sentiero Attrezzato Bozzetti climb to Mount Zeledria above Madonna di Campiglio. It is an easy equipped itinerary, also suitable for beginners, in an area of great landscape: the view of the Brenta Dolomites and the lakes below pays off the ascent. It lends itself to a nice ring between the lakes in the area.

▲Approach

From Cascina (Malga) Zeledria, in the municipality of Madonna di Campiglio: in the direction of Folgarida, all' height of the Campo Carlo Magno Pass (1682 m), take the left Via Zeledria going up to the hut. Open road signs on Google Maps. From the parking lot you climb to the CAI 265 towards the Viviani Refuge at the Lago Pradalago (40'); staying on 265 you descend slightly towards the Lago delle Malghette and l' the same refuge (1890 m, 1h 30'). Conveyed the lake and around it from the north, follow the CAI 201 to the left and then the CAI 267 to the 3 Lakes: first the Lake Alto, then the 3 Lakes (2282 m) with Lake Medio and Lake Inferiore (1h from Lake Malghette, 2h 30'). On a stretch of ridge, ignored the path that descends towards the Dark Lake, you reach l' attack, signaled by a metal plate (2h 45' from the parking lot).

▲The path

Continue south to some left flakes; on the right c' &grave; the junction for CAI 226/B towards Lake Seredoli, but the right is held and the cresta connects Mount Zeledria to Mount Nambino, gaining 150 meters of altitude difference. The stretch è a po' tiring and in some points helped by metal strings and a staircase, up to the vetta (marked by an Italian flag), with magnificent views of the Brenta and the lakes. Then begins the downhill part of Bozzetti, on the eastern side: some stretches equipped with scale and rope protect the steep southern rib that descends towards Lake Nambino. Finish the equipment (red card for those who climb in the opposite direction), go right on easy rocks to Lake Pradalago, where the path ends (1h 30' from the plate, 4h 15' overall).

▲Character and difficulty

Itinerary without particular difficulties: the few exposed points are well protected. Great for approaching neophytes and those with little experience, in a very interesting landscape ring.

⚠ Although easy, it is a high-mountain equipped road: helmet and set from recommended ferrata. The ring route is long (about 11 km): calculate well times and weather.

▲Discipline

From the end of the well-equipped path you will cross the section of the approach between Lake Pradalago and Cascina Zeledria down to the parking lot (30' from the end, 4h 45' overall).

▲To match

In the same area of Adamello-Presanella and Brenta there are numerous itineraries equipped; moving south, over Pinzolo and in Val Rendena, the via dei Bocchette and the classics of the Brenta.

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Technical data

DifficultyEasy

RegionTrentino-Alto Adige

ProvinceTrento

GroupAdamello-Presanella

Approach2h 45'

Fully equipped1h 30'

Ring itinerary4h 45'

Level difference70 m

Route difference646 m

Maximum2426 m

Length11 km
June 28, 2026
Sentiero Attrezzato al Bivacco Boccalatte-Piolti
Vie Ferrate › Aosta Valley › Aosta

Sentiero Attrezzato al Bivacco Boccalatte-Piolti

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The ascent to the Bivacco Boccalatte-Piolti, at the foot of the Grandes Jorasses in the group of Mont Blanc, & a long and challenging itinerary, with considerable difference in altitude and some not always easy. The part with fixed protections (bridges and stairs) covers about 200 meters and &grave; only a component of un' hike with a strong alpine character.

▲Approach

Starting point & free; Planpincieux, a fraction of Courmayeur (Aosta): turn towards the center of the village, where c' &grave; a wide deck to park, and follow the signs of the sentiero 21 at l' hotel-restaurant Miravalle. Open road signs on Google Maps. The first hour & quiet, first in the woods then on the meadows with incredible views of Mont Blanc and Grandes Jorasses; after about one' now we face due guadi climbing up the walls of a stream. Then a placconata is very steep with passages of I and II degree (not always stable and slippery if wet); following the yellow signs and a few short stretches equipped you reach a wire scale that exceeds a leap of 20 meters (1h 30' from the parking lot). Continue to zig-zag on a morainic crest and, after about one' now, turn left through a nevaio to the rocky bastion above which rises the bivouac.

▲The path

Climb on rock sections helped by grossi canaponi which cut to the left; follow the fixed ropes up to a pulpit and then, on air route, up to the balcony on which è built the Bivacco Boccalatte-Piolti (30' from the strike, 3h 30' from the parking lot È you can continue beyond the refuge on fixed ropes until you reach the glacier.

▲Character and difficulty

Itinerary for experienced hikers: the difficulty lies in the difference in altitude, in the guds, in the rock passages of I-II degree and in the mountain environment at the base of one of the most challenging climbs of the Alps.

⚠ In the ' last traverse on the nerve attention to the above steel, which può download ice blocks: mandatory helmet. Guades can be difficult at certain times. Il bivacco/rifugio è open on weekends of June and every day of July and August (information at the CAI of Turin).

▲Discipline

You descend along the same climb route (about 3h).

▲To match

For the length does not match other routes in the same day, but in the area there are the Sentiero Attrezzato al Rifugio Dalmazzi, la Ferrata al Bivacco Borelli, il Sentiero al Mont de la Brenva e la Ferrata at Monzino Refuge.

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Technical data

DifficultyHard

RegionAosta Valley

ProvinceAosta

GroupMont Blanc

Approach3h

Fully equipped30 min

Complete itinerary (a/r)6h 30'

Level difference150 m

Route difference1224 m

Maximum2803 m

Length8,3 km
June 28, 2026
Sentiero Attrezzato Burrone Giovanelli
Vie Ferrate › Trentino-Alto Adige › Trento

Sentiero Attrezzato Burrone Giovanelli

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Il Sentiero Attrezzato al Burrone Giovanelli develops in the suggestive ravine of Mezzocorona, in the province of Trento. It has no particular technical difficulties, it is exposed only in single passages and very pleasant; while being of low altitude you can also travel in summer because it runs largely in a fresh and characteristic hole.

▲Approach

Starting from Mezzocorona: exit at the toll of San Michele all'Adige (A22) you reach the center, take left Via Cesare Battisti and, before arriving at Mezzolombardo, you will take on the right a narrow but paved road between the vineyards until a parking with information bulletin board. Open road signs on Google Maps. From the parking lot follow the signs of the CAI 505 in the wood; at a first crossroad (5', CAI pole) the sinistra (CAI 505A), a variant più complete, reaching a bridge on the stream and going up on the right horographic up to the red sign and the marble plate that mark l#&39.

▲The path

From the ' start of the equipment an easy cengia horizontal leads to the first waterfall, where you cross the rio and you are under a long metal staircase in two trunks, vertical and exposed but without difficulty; techniques (attention to the wet soles after the forado); at the top, turning, you enjoy the view on the Rotalian Plan. An easy stretch equipped with small rocks and a second ladder più short leads inside the ravine; a slightly uphill nod and a narrow passage equipped lead to the ' real entrance of the hole. A short ladder descends, crosses the rio and goes up the right side on ampie and solid cambre, bending to the right; a short ladder and a nod with wooden catwalk lead to a statua of Madonna. You enter the più tract; ravine ash, little illuminated except in the central hours, climbing alongside the rio in a very suggestive environment until you get out of it; you continue up to a cascade of about 100 meters. Alternating stretches equipped and easy climbs, overcome some wet rocks and a long and lean staircase, you reach l' last staircase that closes the equipment; in about ten minutes the path ends at a forest road (765 m, 1h 15' from' attack, 1h 30' overall).

▲Character and difficulty

Easy equipped way, surpassed thanks to numerous stairs and cambres, with limited exposure to a few steps; the hole environment is the real strength. Also excellent for accompanied neophytes.

⚠ After the rio ford the wet soles slip on the stairs: prudence. Rock often wet in the ravine; helmet and set from essential ferrata.

▲Discipline

Adding the forest, for the return there are più options: holding the sinistra you descend into the forest on path 504 up to ' car in about 45' (2h 30' overall); holding the destra, in about one' hour on path 505 (passing from Baita Manzi) you reach the station There is also a più variant; long: it is advisable to check the signs on site.

▲To match

In the area, near, the Ferrata Rio Secco in Cadino di Faedo, la Ferrata di Favogna e la Ferrata Val del Rì mezzolombardo.

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Technical data

DifficultyEasy

RegionTrentino-Alto Adige

ProvinceTrento

GroupPayment

Approach15 min

Fully equipped1h 30'

Complete itinerary2h 30'

Level difference480 m

Route difference670 m

Maximum918 m

Length5 km
June 28, 2026
Pojesi Path at Carega
Vie Ferrate › Veneto › Verona

Pojesi Path at Carega

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Il Path equipped Pojesi salt at the Carega in the small Dolomites of Verona. Recently refurbished, it offers a varied and satisfying excursion with a total difficulty: few steps of average difficulty, but at times unstable background on which to pay attention. It is long if you include the climb to Carega.

▲Approach

Starting from the Rifugio Revolto (1355 m), go up the Val d'Illasi: from the south you leave from the 'A4 to Verona East or Soave, you reach Selva di Progno and then Giazza, from which you continue about 7 km on narrow but paved road to the refuge. Open road signs on Google Maps. From the Revolto you go up to the Rifugio Passo Pertica (1530 m), for the forest (30') or for the path in the wood that the size (20'); from here follow the plates to the north-west to the ' start of the path equipped, at a nod (about 30' from the parking lot).

▲The path

Il Pojesi inizia con un'esposta ma comoda cengia attrezzata verso sinistra, con passerelle, brevi balzi e scalini; una scaletta metallica e un tratto su fondo ghiaioso portano a un breve e aereo traverso da percorrere su cambre e pioli. Aggirato uno spigolo, una passerella riporta sulla cengia; in lieve discesa su fondo instabile si raggiunge un traverso più corto e facile, poi un tratto di discesa attrezzata, e si piega a destra in salita chiudendo il primo tratto di cengia. Inizia il secondo tratto: un balzo verticale di 4 metri e una serie di balzi e massi attrezzati – il primo realmente arrampicabile – poi un camino con cavo a sinistra e solide cambre a destra. Si prosegue in salita fino a un tratto di discesa attrezzata di circa 15 metri (paretina con cambre, roccette, canalino) e a ripidi gradoni di legno; segue un breve tratto attrezzato e una disarrampicata verticale su roccia molto appigliata. Si scende ancora tra mughi e ghiaioni, con brevi tratti attrezzati, fino sotto una bella parete verticale che si risale per una ventina di metri (cambre e appigli naturali), uscendo su una rampa gradonata; si raggiunge il libro delle firme. La salita però non è finita: si entra in un canalone attrezzato e arrampicabile (conviene restare sul lato destro in spaccata anche se la fune corre a sinistra), poi si risale una parete verticale di una trentina di metri su cambre e appigli. Con alcune roccette e brevi tratti attrezzati il Pojesi termina innestandosi sul sentiero 108 (2h 30' dall'attacco, 3h dal parcheggio). Dal bivio si può rientrare a destra al Rifugio Pertica (circa 1h 15') oppure proseguire a sinistra verso il Rifugio Fraccaroli (2230 m, 45' dal termine) su un bel sentiero di cresta panoramico, salendo infine alla vetta del Carega (2259 m, 4h complessive).

▲Character and difficulty

The renovation has modernized the road and added artificial hooks: apart from three steps (the initial traverse and the two final channels) the route can be considered easy. Functions, fixtures and walkways are in very good condition.

⚠ The Piccole Dolomiti often wind up of nebbia in the afternoon, especially in the warm months: better start soon. Attention to stones and unstable background; in the area there are many chamois, therefore always indispensable helmet.

▲Discipline

From the top of the Carega you return to the crossroads between the Pojesi and the path 108 and descend on the 108, without difficulty, first at the Rifugio Pertica and then, on the path of approach, at the Revolto Refuge (2h from the summit, 6h overall).

▲To match

From the Rifugio Pertica part the vertical and exposed Ferrata Biasin and the excursion to Ferrata Campalani. Towards the Gramolon there are Ferrata Viali e la Ferrata Ferrari; towards the Pasubio the Dark Vajo e il Vajo Strait.

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Technical data

DifficultyModerately Hard

RegionVeneto

ProvinceVerona

GroupSmall Dolomites – Carega

Approach30 min

Fully equipped3h 30'

Complete itinerary6h

Level difference700 m

Route difference908 m

Maximum2260 m

Length15 km
June 28, 2026
Sentiero Attrezzato Bertotti at the Cross of Chegul
Vie Ferrate › Trentino-Alto Adige › Trento

Sentiero Attrezzato Bertotti at the Cross of Chegul

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Il Sentiero Attrezzato Bertotti is a pleasant itinerary of low difficulty that climbs to the Chegul Cross, on the mountains to the east of Trento. It has no technical difficulties and is also suitable for neophytes or those with little experience of ferrate; from the top the panorama is 360 degrees.

▲Approach

From the Passo del Cimirlo (733 m), reached by Trento, take the road to the right with indications for Maranza; after about 1.5 km, narrow but asphalted, you can see on the left the signs CAI 418 of the Route Attrezzato Bertotti. You park on the road. Open road signs on Google Maps. From the sign (850 m) you climb steeply into the wood between bends, rocky and massive steps under the walls of the Chegul, then right on a slope up to a census under the crest; with short stretches equipped you reach the libro of the signatures, where a plate marks l' start of the path equipped (1115 m, 30' from the parking lot).

▲The path

You go up a canyon in the woods to its più point; high, where you pass between two rocks; then you face a vertical parete equipped with wide cambre. The trail continues easy and free of equipment for a few minutes, up to some small rocks and a long 20-metre-long wire scale, a series of equipped steps leads smoothly to the Croce del Chegul (1263 m), with excellent views of Trento and Bondone (30' from the signature book, 1h overall).

▲Character and difficulty

Itinerary is not difficult: the two vertical sections are facilitated by a staircase and a series of brackets; the difference in altitude is exceeded with stretches equipped in the most exposed points, but the difficulty remains modest. Very beautiful instead the view from the top.

⚠ Although easy, it remains an equipped way: helmet and ferrata sets are recommended, especially for the neophytes that approach you.

▲Discipline

On the same route (45' 1h 45' overall) or take a più along anello: a bridge goes up to the Spiaz delle Patate (1310 m), then south to the CAI 411 towards Monte Lalonila, passing old war stations; at a crossroad (1541 m) From the bivouac, in steep descent with the CAI 412 to the west, you reach the Rifugio Maranza (1072 m) and finally, on the CAI 426 and 413, l' car (about 5h total).

▲To match

Walking through the short variant remain time and energy for another way: in Val d'Adige la Ferrata Rio Secco e la Ferrata di Favogna, o il Burrone Giovannelli; towards Garda la Ferrata Che Guevara e la Sentiero de le Stel.

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Technical data

DifficultyEasy

RegionTrentino-Alto Adige

ProvinceTrento

GroupValsugana

Approach30 min

Fully equipped30 min

Ring itinerary5h

Level difference150 m

Route difference886 m

Maximum1737 m

Length14,7 km
June 28, 2026
Path equipped Astaldi
Vie Ferrate › Veneto › Belluno

Path equipped Astaldi

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Il Path equipped Astaldi walks through the base of the southern slope of Punta Anna, in the Tofane above Cortina d'Ampezzo. It is scenically remarkable, with modest technical difficulties and contained physical commitment, ideal for a half day; however, it should be carefully addressed for a couple of unprotected detritic canals.

▲Approach

Starting from the Rifugio Dibona (2083 m), reachable by road paved by the state road Cortina– Passo Falzarego (follow the signs for the Dibona, avoiding the junction for the Rifugio Duca d'Aosta). Open road signs on Google Maps. From the parking lot follow eastwards the sentiero 403 (towards the Giussani Refuge) along the valley between the south face of the Tofana of Rozes to the left and Punta Anna to the right; on the ascent there is a trail that leaves the mule track at a decisive turn left. Go up on detritic slope to a drainage and follow the trail towards the rocky bastion, where – to the right of an artificial foro in the rock – start the path equipped (45' from the Rifugio Dibona).

▲The path

The trail crosses the colorful Formation of Raibl. You descend a few meters in a canal up to the first rope, which assists on the exposed nod; you continue alternating stretches wide and not protected at più points; tight. At a rocky roof the nod shrinks and in some places it is necessary to lower to pass below. You reach a canale which interrupts the path and goes up using the crossroads placed to make the bottom less slippery; it follows a più nod; exposed above the red stratifications. The passage più is attached to the edge; insidioso: a canal with an unstable, short and unequipped bottom, where è absolutely to avoid a slip. After a short traverse on brackets and another detritic canal, one enters the ' last section, on a più nod; large and largely unprotected; one descends one last stretch and reaches l' last stretch equipped, ending at the sentiero 421 Dibona–Pomedes (1h 15' from the shelter, attack).

▲Character and difficulty

Itinerary mainly in census, of difficultà modest; the critical points are the two non-protected detritic , from the bottom not entirely stable.

⚠ Il helmet is indispensable, both for the possible fall of detritic material and for rocky roofs at times low. Maximum caution in unequipped canals: a slip is to be avoided absolutely.

▲Discipline

You return immediately to the parking lot along the sentiero 421 holding the right: between rocks and conifers, in a little più 30 minutes you return to the Rifugio Dibona (2h 15' overall). From the junction è you can climb in 10' to the Pomedes Refuge.

▲To match

The Astaldi connects the two sides of Punta Anna. From the Giussani refuge you can reach Ferrata Lipella to the Tofana of Rozes; on the eastern side the Ferrata Olivieri, la Ferrata Aglio e la Ferrata Formenton.

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Technical data

DifficultyModerately Hard

RegionVeneto

ProvinceBelluno

GroupTofa

Approach45 min

Fully equipped1h

Complete itinerary2h 15'

Level difference50 m

Route difference240 m

Maximum2283 m

Length3,3 km
June 28, 2026
Sentiero Attrezzato Apolloni
Vie Ferrate › Trentino-Alto Adige › Trento

Sentiero Attrezzato Apolloni

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Il Sentiero Attrezzato Apolloni is the most recent equipped path of the Brenta Dolomites and connects the Agostini Refuge to the Pedrotti Refuge passing through the Forcoletta Pass. It runs more at the altitude of the parallel Sentiero Palmieri and is equipped in the most exposed points, without particular technical difficulties.

▲Approach

The report starts from the Ristor Dolomiti (768 m) above Dorsino: in the village center a road marked with the brown « sign; Val d'Ambiez» narrow and asphalted rooms to the restaurant, where you park. Open road signs on Google Maps. You climb to the CAI 325 (first dirt, then trail) until the Rifugio al Cacciatore (1820 m, 2h 15'), then on the CAI 325 (Sentiero Dallago) until the Rifugio Agostini (2410 m, 3h 30' from the parking lot). L' approaching è long and with strong difference in altitude (about 1700 m). Alternatively, along the route on the contrary, you can go from Molveno to the Pradel cable car.

▲The path

Dal Rifugio Agostini si procede verso est, verso le pareti occidentali di Cima Ceda, seguendo il CAI 320 (Sentiero Palmieri); in leggera salita a mezzacosta si raggiunge il Passo di Forcolotta di Noghera (2423 m). Si prosegue su tratti più esposti verso est tenendo la sinistra (ignorando il bivio per il CAI 345 verso Passo Caplo), fino a passare nella valle della Pozza Tramontana, in un imponente anfiteatro tra Cima Ceda, Cima Brenta e Monte Daino. In discesa verso nord si raggiunge il bivio tra il Sentiero Palmieri (più basso) e il Sentiero Attrezzato Apolloni (CAI 320B), composto da due tratti attrezzati: il primo è una serie di cenge esposte con gradini metallici assicurati; il secondo, più vicino a Cima Brenta Bassa, è un intaglio nella roccia da risalire con alcune staffe. Nessuno dei due presenta difficoltà tecniche rilevanti. Completato il sentiero, presso Cima Brenta Bassa, in pochi minuti si scende al Rifugio Pedrotti (2491 m, 2h 30' dal Rifugio Agostini, 6h complessive).

▲Character and difficulty

The two equipped sections are easy and protect the most exposed points; the equipment is new and in good condition. The real difficulty lies in the long approach and in the strong overall difference.

⚠ L' approach raises about 1700 m of altitude difference: currency to stay in refuge to face l' itinerary to rest altitude. Overall long day (up to 9h 30' for full tour).

▲Discipline

The simplest option is to go back: from the Passo Forcoletta you descend to the Rifugio al Cacciatore (2h 15' from the Rifugio Pedrotti) and from here to the Ristoro Dolomiti for the CAI 325 (9h 30' overall). Alternatively, more challenging, you can return to the Ferrata Brentari towards the Rifugio Agostini passing through the Vedretta d'Ambiez (recommended the overnight stay at altitude).

▲To match

It is a connecting path between two refuges from which there are numerous excursions of the Brenta: from the Rifugio Pedrotti you can reach the itineraries of Bocchette Alte e Central.

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Technical data

DifficultyEasy

RegionTrentino-Alto Adige

ProvinceTrento

GroupDolomiti di Brenta

Approach3h 30'

Equipment2h 30'

Complete itinerary9h 30'

Level difference100 m

Route difference1623 m

Maximum2491 m

Length3,2 km
June 28, 2026
Sentiero Attrezzato Amalio da Prà al Monte Ciareido
Vie Ferrate › Veneto › Belluno

Sentiero Attrezzato Amalio da Prà al Monte Ciareido

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Il Sentiero Attrezzato Amalio da Prà circumvents Monte Ciareido in the Marmarole, a much less popular dolomitic group of neighbors and for this wild and surprising. It is a medium difficulty ring: a couple of challenging equipped steps and, above all, exposed and unprotected traits that raise the overall commitment.

▲Approach

It starts from the Parco to the Memory of Pian dei Buoi, above Lozzo di Cadore. Just before the' intersection between the SS52 and the SS51 a road on the left, with indications for the Ciareido and the Marmarole, rises for several kilometers and è narrow: in high season there is the senso unico alternating at times (verify on the site of the Municipality). You get to' last parking (100 places), not far from the Ciareido Refuge. Open road signs on Google Maps. Continue on the dirt road until the Rifugio Ciareido (1969 m, 15' from the parking lot); just beyond, at a crossroad, the destra is held on the CAI 272 towards the north, remaining on the floor until a crossroad where on the left a path with red signs climbs rapidly towards l' obvious fork between the Ciareido and a.

▲The path

From the fork you go down to the left and quickly meet the equipment: the cable acts as the runner downhill to bypass the Pian dei Buoi Tower first and then the east side of the Ciareido; characteristic a passage where the cable runs along a channel carved diagonally into the wall. The path descends steeply and bends to the left with some cenge almost always protected. Start the più tract; interesting: you descend a few meters in dis climbing on the east walls of the Ciareido, you walk a stretch of exposed and equipped path and you go up a vertical parete equipped – the più point; difficult of the track, however on moderate levels. A last canal with a few leaps closes the equipment; we continue halfway following the abundant signs to the fork on the south side of the Ciareido, where the equipped path ends (1h 30' from' attack, 2h 30' from parking).

▲Character and difficulty

The equipped parts are quite easy, except for the downhill section and the vertical wall to rise, not trivial. L' greater commitment lies in the unprotected tracts and exposed, where they serve firm foot and attention: no excessively difficult passage, but not to underestimate.

⚠ Some sections remain often snow-covered even in late season: è prudent to bring peak and ramps. Maximum attention in exposed and unequipped steps.

▲Discipline

From the end the parete south of the Ciareido (leaving behind the spire called « Il Pupo») in a very beautiful environment, descending towards the refuge. At a crossroads, you can go right to the Rifugio Baion-Boni (1828 m, 45' from the end), or continue bypassing the Ciareido to the Rifugio Ciareido dell' then go back to the parking lot (1h 15' from the end, 3h 45' overall).

▲To match

Nearby, challenging, the Sentiero Attrezzato degli Alpini that climbs to Forcella Jau Tana: easy in the equipped but of strong character in those not protected, to reserve to experienced hikers.

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Technical data

DifficultyModerately Hard

RegionVeneto

ProvinceBelluno

GroupMarmarole

Approach1h

Fully equipped1h 30'

Ring itinerary4h

Level difference100 m

Route difference550 m

Maximum2298 m

Length8,7 km
June 28, 2026

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