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Breznjak / Monte Brizzia

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jani bele24. 12. 2016 17:31:41
Path No. 501 from Pontebba is closed. After an hour and a half of walking you reach the slope where water has washed away the trail in several places.
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rozka5. 12. 2018 21:36:36
Since I was nearby, the tour isn't long and since my gaze always drifts to those slopes and that cross when driving by, I decided and drove to Tablje (Pontebba) and parked a bit above the center. The path marked 501 first follows the road, ends at two weekend houses and turns into a mule track, higher up into a nice forest path. While walking my thoughts wandered, looking towards the summit, wondering where the path is routed and how, since below next to the path number there's a sign "only for experienced" and since I've been surprised in Italy many times, I didn't know what to expectmežikanje. Well, the first surprise was when the forest path leads to a sign, unfortunately only in Italian and the look behind it...hmmm, crazy, almost a road cut across the slope. I really sped up a bit, since I don't need any head injury gift, over a couple of fallen trees and I was already at the abandoned pasture Stavolli Scalzer. From there to the saddle Brizzia, the path is exposed in places, the view drops deep into the depths, but mainly annoying due to huge leaves and slightly slippery ground. From the saddle a short ascent and I couldn't believe my eyes... I haven't seen such a huge crosseek. But, despite the fog that day, the summit Monte Brizzia is an excellent viewpoint and spacious summit.
Since it was super cold, I quickly took photos and descended the same way.

Nice tour for when there's not much time... I recommend, but not in wet.
start of path 5011
up there I go2
here the road ends3
mulatjera4
and soft forest path5
tabla before 6
interesting traverse7
but it is wide8
view towards the valley9
snapshot10
abandoned pasture Stv. Scolzen11
at the saddle12
snapshot13
Foggy views14
A little before the summit15
deep, deep16
summit Monte Brizzia17
and huge cross18
glimpse of the valley19
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snapshot21
Carefully22
reminder...23
path24
snapshot25
the sun briefly greeted me26
little church by the path27
Signs - Pontebba28
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Jany7. 12. 2018 07:34:01
You are becoming a real explorer of those areas! Someday I'll decide to join.
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VanSims7. 12. 2018 09:31:55
Is this the path where there was a fire and due to erosion the path was impassable?

(though the bravest, including late Igor, walked it anyway mežikanje )

Does this mean the path is now repaired?
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rozka7. 12. 2018 18:15:37
I found on some ITA site descriptions of the fire from 2006?!
But there is also path through gorge Vallone degli Uccelli, which I know was open, then closed, then open again, now don't know condition and if passable?! Need to check that toonasmeh
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turbo28. 12. 2018 12:56:48
Sunday, 23.12.2018

Great trip above Tablja. From the carved ledge onwards the path is under snow, but so little of it that even gaiters, which I didn't have, weren't needed. The excellent viewpoint was only ours that day. Great trip nasmeh

https://tubojan.blogspot.com/2018/12/monte-brizzia-breznjak.html
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rozka28. 12. 2018 13:21:51
Ah, then we saw your tracksmežikanje that day...and yes, so low, yet such a fine viewpointnasmeh
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turbo28. 12. 2018 14:15:57
Yeah, could be yours, since there aren't many people hiking there at this time mežikanje True, great panoramic views up top nasmeh
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djimuzl20. 04. 2022 10:18:11
I headed to Breznjak (Monte Brizzia) above the town on the western edge of the Canal Valley with Slovenian name Tablja (Pontebba) on Easter Sunday.

Somehow fitting the holiday, I first ascend the way of the cross to the Kalvarija chapel with nice views of the town. From there along the forest road first past one, then on footpath past another pasture.

The trail later becomes a comfortable forest mule track, which at around 1200m above sea level emerges into the open and crosses the bare western slopes; the narrow path there is well gravelled, some caution needed. The mule track climbs back into the forest; I soon reach the first saddle (path junction) and then the second saddle, Brisiach.

Here I leave path no. 501, which I followed from the valley, and head to the spacious summit of Breznjak, arriving in twenty minutes. The panoramic part of the mountain with the cross on top is a few minutes further north. Beautiful views await there in all directions – except north – plenty of views along the path too. Returned to the valley via ascent route.

First snow on the path below Brisiach saddle, but avoidable. More snow on the trail from that saddle to summit, but around 11am thawed enough, no winter gear needed. Today with new snow, conditions probably a bit different, though not much fell.

Nice and – except wind gusts – calm day, met only one couple of hikers on the way.
Start in Tablja1
View of the place at the Kalvarija chapel2
On the alpine pastures it's nice to be...3
..it's nice...4
Closer view of Zuc dal Bor5
Nicely laid out mulatiera..6
At the crucifix/sign Montaž appears..7
The views expand..from Monteusela to Sernia8
..and widen..- Creta Grauzaria and Monte Sernio - right Creta dal Cronz9
A little more infrastructure history...10
Crowded crossing...11
By the cemetery at the first saddle, nearby is a junction..12
The first snow can be avoided..13
Sedlo Brisiach14
Steep faces of Breznjak from the north15
The snow could (carefully) be crossed, at lower temperatures crampons would come in handy...16
On the summit17
On the panoramic part of Breznjak18
View towards our Julian Alps..19
...but here Montaž still reigns...20
...21
...22
Closer view of Montaž..23
Traffic nodes...24
Mužci25
Bela Valley--26
Wild gorge of Ptičji potok (Vallone degli Ucelli)27
Pointed...28
Back at crossing the western slope...29
...30
Supplied.. :-)31
Still a view of the walked..32
Under the Kalvarija chapel33
View of Breznjak from in front of the (former) Alpin barracks in Tabla34
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