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Trekking on Monte Grappa - The Prealps RoutePhoto: Editor - la Via delle PREALPI, La via delle PREALPI
The route will take you to conquer the Military Shrine of Monte Grappa walking through forest paths and winding mule tracks built during the Great War. It will be an opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking view of the Sentiero delle Meatte carved into the rock and the Vette Feltrine mountains that stand on the horizon.
Malga Bocchette - Cima Grappa
The itinerary concerns some significant places of Monte Grappa through a route that develops on the Belluno side immersed in sunny pastures and gentle valleys dotted with mountain huts. You will climb along the winding mule tracks used for transporting weapons and see the gun openings near the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele III which gives an idea of how imposing the fortification of Cima Grappa was. It will be an opportunity to taste typical mountain products like morlacco or bastardo or simply enjoy the sun caressed by the fresh mountain air.
Author’s recommendation
The proposed itinerary is part of The Via delle Prealpi, which connects Lake Garda to the Cansiglio Forest. Freely plan your adventure and consult the list of points of interest, places to sleep, places to eat, and the various services that will make your experience even more complete and safe on www.laviadelleprealpi.it.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Rifugio BassanoSafety information
Follow some simple rules to enjoy an experience immersed in nature and fun:
- Plan your excursion in advance
- Respect nature and private property
- Check your equipment and always use protective devices
- Follow only the marked route and respect prohibitions
- Adjust your speed to your preparation and do not exceed your limits
- Do not scare animals
- Do not litter
The passability of the routes in the pre-Alpine and mountain environment is conditioned by current conditions and natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet is subject to change. Before leaving, check the state of the route by contacting the structures and services along the route, local experts, and IAT - tourist information offices found on the website www.laviadelleprealpi.it. Local authorities and associations in the involved areas assume no legal responsibility for any damage or accidents to people or things that may occur along the marked routes.
Tips and suggestions
Discover this route and many others that cross all the Venetian Prealps from Lake Garda to the Cansiglio Forest on www.laviadelleprealpi.it
Roadbook
The route is marked with white/red signs according to the C8 decoding, but it is always recommended to download the GPS track from the website www.laviadelleprealpi.it to avoid unpleasant situations and enjoy a fun experience.
Cima Grappa
Sacrario e Via Eroica
Caserna Milano
Sacrario Militare di Cima Grappa e Museo della Grande Guerra
Rifugio Bassano
Directions
Those coming from Vicenza can take the Valdastico A31 highway, exit at Vicenza Nord and proceed along SR53 to Cittadella. Take SS47 to Romano d'Ezzelino and proceed towards Cima Grappa along SP148. Continue on SP148 passing Rifugio Scarpon and turn right at Albergo Forcelletto until Rifugio Bocchette.
Those coming from Trento can take the SS47 of Valsugana, exit at Primolano. Take SS50bis through the tunnel to Seren del Grappa and take SP148 climbing along the hairpin bends to Rifugio Bocchette.
Parking
Rifugio Bocchette, Seren del Grappa, (BL)
GPS Coordinates: 45.894804, 11.787967
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Book recommendation by the author
Request maps at the nearest IAT – Tourist Information Office and download promotional materials on www.laviadelleprealpi.it
Author’s map recommendations
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Equipment
All excursions require specific clothing and equipment. It is always recommended to have proper gear to avoid unpleasant surprises due to weather variability, the season, and trail conditions which can cause unfortunate accidents. Always assess the type of route you are facing, the rest points, and possible references in case of need.
Mountain environments can hide numerous hazards even for the most experienced, so never leave the marked trails and always inform someone where you are heading and when you plan to return. The emergency phone number is 112.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions
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