Eastern Ceda Peak (2 days)

Day 1: Follow the road into the wild and sterile Val’Ambièz, past Pont de le Scale (920 m) and Pont de Broca (1304 m – deep gorge) to reach the turn-off (1389 m) to Malga Senaso after the unusual rock-cut section. Continue to the Pont de Paride (1550 m) and up a few sweeping hairpin bends to the Rifugio Cacciatore refuge (1821 m). The wide basin in which the hut lies, covered with mountain meadows and framed by Dolomite peaks, is simply a beautiful place! There are two options for continuing the route: to the left (west) along path 325 (sentiero Dallago) or along the road, which climbs somewhat monotonously to the Rifugio Silvio Agostini (2410 m), an idyllic refuge set among majestic cliffs. Overnight stay at the hut. Walking time: 3:30 h Day 2: Walk a short distance along the road towards the east, then turn left onto the „Sentiero Palmieri“ (mark 320). The trail continues almost level and in a long traverse below the wall of Cima Ceda towards „Forcolotto di Noghera“ (2415 m),