IgorZlodej - Recent messages

The start of the "path" is at the Forc. di S. Candido saddle, north of Torre Toblin.

Nothing special up to the large scree cirque, over the saddle you first go a bit down, then up the scree which was frozen, so it was nice to walk. Followed a short rock section, which I could rate as poor I. Then again a path with occasional very old and poorly visible red dots (sometimes yellow too), then left to the prominent gully, where the approach to the summit slope runs.

At the top there are "imposing" cairns and a small unsightly wooden cross, but wonderful views of almost the entire Sexten Dolomites and quite a bit more.

I descended the ascent route.

Starting point hamlet Carbonaris along the road Tablja - Lonice (Pontebba - Cason di Lanza).

Directional sign directs me down to the stream, then across, luckily little water and passable almost everywhere. On the other side I find a small path or trail marked 438, which takes me to Pradulina pasture in less than an hour.

In between I "pop" to Palon di Lius, then return to Pradulina pasture (how Slovenian it sounds) and via direct trail newly sawn and marked to the summit of Monte Salinchiet. Actually two summits, western harder to access, first one such that you think it will collapse any moment and just want to retreat quickly.

Generally all hills around here have large landslides.

Descend to Cuel Mat, entire ridge full of caverns, Cuel also partially fortified, third front line of 1st World War, path nicely freshly sawn. Continue on already known path to former Pezzeit hut and to Rio Secco pasture, then about 2 km road to car to Carbonaris hamlet.

Montaž

I pass

Monte Fleons

that's right

one of the Trenta valleys is surely the starting point

no, I just remembered, a hint could be Andrej and Bois

Drago and Nena should agree who posts the new one

actually @nenap was the closest, but too imprecise

one of the neighboring valleys

Previously in the Jalovec group

for help, sun hits the valley around noon, higher up also runs a cross-marked path

Vili used to have a bivouac there

nothing shady, it's sunny

Never heard of it

of course there are, some half hour walk lower in the valley