Trekking al Dal Piaz

Croce d'Aune - Rifugio Dal Piaz

General information

Location
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II (Piazza Maggiore), Feltre
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Characteristics
Excursions
Hikes
Hiking/mountain tour(s)
Nature path(s)
Hiking trail(s)
Trekking
Long-distance hiking trails
Summer
Hiking
Weekend
Contact
(0039) 04392540
feltrino@dolomitiprealpi.it
Description

The itinerary Croce d'Aune-Refuge Dal Piaz winds through the Vette Feltrine, one of the most important mountain ranges of the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park, belonging to the group of the Dolomites, UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the car park of Croce d'Aune (Sovramonte), take an uphill paved road that shortly after narrows into a mule track. From here follow the signs to Refuge Dal Piaz. The road leading to the refuge is a military road, not open to traffic and of medium gradient. Proceed uphill, along the side of the mountain, where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the city of Feltre and its valley. The refuge can be seen in the distance. From the refuge Dal Piaz, taking off the few meters of the Pass Vette, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the "Busa delle Vette Grandi" called "Busa delle Meraviglie". USEFUL INFORMATION Parking: Croce d'Aune Route length: 8,4 km Difficulty: difficult Altitude difference: 973 m Duration: full day Season: summer Equipment: high mountain clothing You are in a natural environment that requires respect: Prohibition of collecting flowers Prohibition of bathing No to the shouting Prohibition of ignition of fires Do not leave waste around, but throw them in the appropriate spaces (also cigarette butts, tissues, masks and wet waste) Minors must be accompanied Dogs must be kept on a leash and their collected excreta Do not leave the path Do not disturb the local fauna It is suggested to inquire through the ARPAV website about any disturbances before embarking on the route.

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