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The proposed route will take you to discover the entire South-east ridge of the Massiccio del Grappa overlooking the Valle del Piave extending on the horizon up to the Venetian Lagoon with the bell tower of San Marco rising on the horizon. You will enjoy endless views of the Venetian plain and discover some of the most significant places of the First World War crossing trenches, outposts, and military roads carved into the rock.
Pederobba - Monfenera - Cima Mandria - Valle delle Mure - Malga Piz - Alano - Monfenera - Pederobba
The run proposes climbing Monfenera and Tomba starting from the center of Pederobba, with a passage through the Monte Palon trenches climbing to the Meatte entirely carved into the rock during the great world war. After Casone Boccaor, it will be pleasant to explore the Valle delle Mure crossing the Alano mountain huts up to Malga Camparona. For the tireless, the suggested return involves descending towards Alano di Piave from Malga Piz and then climbing Monfenera from the north side to cross the ridge. Alternatively, it is possible to shorten the route retracing the outward ridge that extends from Monte Palon to Monfenera and then descend to the town of Pederobba.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Follow some simple rules to enjoy a nature- and fun-filled experience:
- Plan your experience in advance
- Respect nature and private properties
- Check your equipment and always use protective devices
- Follow only the marked route and respect the restrictions
- Adjust your speed to your level and don’t exceed your limits
- Do not scare animals
- Do not litter
- Always give way to pedestrians and announce your presence in advance
The passability of routes is always influenced by weather, climatic phenomena, and environmental changes. For this reason, the information in this sheet may be subject to changes. Before leaving, organize your experience by contacting the Tourist Information Offices, accommodation facilities, and services available on the website www.montegrappaoutdoor.it. Local authorities and associations in the involved territories take no legal responsibility for any damage or accidents to people and property that may occur along the proposed routes.
Routes in natural environments can hide many dangers even for the most experienced, so never leave marked routes and always inform someone about your destination and expected return time. The emergency phone number is 112.
Tips and suggestions
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Roadbook
It is always recommended to download the gpx track to enjoy a safe and fun experience.
Monte Tomba
Castel Cesil
Percorso della Memoria
Cima della Mandria
Malga Camparona
Forcella Camparonetta
Malga Paradiso
Malga Piz
Malga Barbeghera
La Fossa
Fontana de la "Calonega"
Chiesa di San Bastian
Villa Conti d'Onigo
Directions
Those coming from Vicenza can take the Valdastico A31 highway, enter the Pedemontana Veneta SPV and exit at Montebelluna. Take the SR348 to Pederobba and turn left towards Pederobba Center continuing up to the church.
Those coming from Trento can take the SS47 della Valsugana, exit in the direction of Feltre. Take the SS50 bis to Feltre, continue on SR348 to Pederobba. Quero and turn right towards Pederobba Center continuing up to the church.
Parking
Church Parking, Via Berengan, Pederobba (TV)
GPS Coordinates: 45.943026, 11.879716
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Lorenzo Capitani, Monte Grappa Trail, South Side Edition, 2022 - BUY ONLINE
Author’s map recommendations
Tabacco map no. 051: Massiccio del Grappa – Bassano – Feltre
Equipment
All the proposed experiences require appropriate clothing and protective equipment. It is always recommended to have suitable gear to avoid unpleasant surprises related to weather variability, the season, and trail conditions which can cause unfortunate accidents. Always evaluate the type of route you are tackling, rest points, and possible references in case of need.
Localization
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