Monte Zeledria

Once out of the upper station, climb behind it and reach the obvious Sat sign placed just above. Near the sign is a metal plaque indicating the name of the equipped path Umberto Bozzetto. Continue straight uphill, Sat path 267. The path initially runs along the ridge line, quite wide, then, where the rocks become more vertical, moves to the south side (left) of the ridge, which rises straight to the summit of Monte Zeledria. The ascent along the path overlooks Lake Nambino. Just before reaching a small pass-saddle, just below the summit, you must overcome a short metal ladder (3-4m), this is the most difficult point, allowing you to pass above a brief rock step. Beyond the ladder, you reach the pass-saddle where there is a Sat sign indicating the start of the trail to be taken on the descent. Continue uphill and, with the last steep section, reach the summit of Monte Zeledria at 2426m where the characteristic metal flag is located. For the return, descend again to the pass-saddle where the Sat sign indicates: Rifugio Pradalago, and proceed left entering the amphitheater formed by the two ridges: southeast and northeast, leaving Sat path 267. The path initially descends steeply, then reduces gradient and ends near Rifugio Viviani – Pradalago arriving to the left of the small water body near the refuge (2082m). Once at the refuge, ascend right to the upper station of the Pradalago Express Cable Car and return to the valley.