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The 4 Season of Comelico Valley

WINTER Six shots for each season resume the changes of our valley with the passage of time. Made with the drone in some panoramic locations of the lower Comelico. The first: at bottom of...

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The Cima Mezzana of Val Visdende

The Cima Mezzana of Val Visdende is located along the mountain range of the Carnic Alps that act as an Austrian Italian state border. It is located in the block of Mountains in a...

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The Cima Vanscuro

Long circular walk that takes us to visit a stretch of the Italian-Austrian border crest, the scene of military movements during the First World War. The area crossed is located almost in the North-West...

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The Little Forks of Monte Rinaldo

First ‘Summer’ exit of this 2022. Going up along the slopes of Monte Rinaldo, we go to admire the Visdende Valley from a unique angle, that is from its south side. In the final...

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The Storm Vaia in Val Visdende

Storm Vaia was an exceptional meteorological event that occurred between October 26 and October 30, 2018. On that occasion, the wind speed reached 200 km/h, placing the event on the hurricane scale. In addition,...

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Google Maps – The Mount Palombino Pt.2

Another appointment in the high mountains in Comelico, this time we return to Mount Palombino along the Ferrata del Camoscio which faces the mountain from its east side. It starts shortly after Malga Dignas...

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Google Maps – The Mount Peralba from Oregone Pass

Today we visit Monte Peralba, the highest peak of the lower Comelico along a stretch of the Carnic crossing. Leave the car shortly after the Malga Chivion and go up towards the Passo dell’Oregone...

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Google Maps – Mount Zovo

Very central mountain that welcomes most of the lower Comelico villages on its slopes. It arrives at the altitude of 1920 MsLdM. Grassy summit overview that can be gained from 3 different routes. Climbed...

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Google Maps – The Quaterna’ Hill

Simple loop excursion on Col Quaterna ‘which brought us to the altitude of 2500 meters above sea level of the summit which in time of the First World War was the scene of bloody...