Val di Gotres trail

Trekking in a pearl of Cortina

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  • hike_type Hike type

    Trekking

  • hike_difficult Difficulty

    E

  • hike_distance Distance

    14.80 KM

  • altitude_min Altitude MIN

    1518.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_positive Altitude drop +

    506 mt

  • altitude_max Altitude MAX

    2024.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_negative Altitude drop -

    -506 mt

  • hike_type Hike type

    Trekking

  • hike_difficult Difficulty

    E

  • hike_distance Distance

    14.80 KM

  • altitude_min Altitude MIN

    1518.00 mt

  • altitude_max Altitude MAX

    2024.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_positive Altitude drop +

    506 mt

  • altitude_drop_negative Altitude drop -

    -506 mt

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Early morning, destination Cortina where Tomaso is waiting for me for the beautiful day in Val di Gotres. New valley, never heard or considered. Set between the streets of Sennes and Malga Ra Stua. In my opinion, a valley that is underestimated given the potential: paths for young and old, natural beauties ranging from splendid streams to native fauna.

Date

17-08-2018

Distance

14.80 KM

Hike type

Trekking

Ascent

506 mt

  • Mountain

    Sennes

  • Address

    Cortina d’Ampezzo, Veneto, Italy

  • Altitude

    2024.00 m

  • Refuges

  • Information

We saw squirrels, horses and donkeys near a farmhouse in the Ampezzo Rules. The best surprise, in addition to the discovery of a holy camp from the First World War, was the discovery of a real metropolis of marmots! An expanse as far as the eye of burrows, connections and outposts!

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Difficulty

Hikers - Itineraries on paths or evident traces in various types of terrain (pastures, debris, stony ground ...). They are generally marked with paint or cairns (pyramid-shaped stacked stones that allow you to identify the route even from a distance). They can also take place in snowy but only slightly inclined environments. They require the equipment described in the part dedicated to hiking and sufficient orientation skills, walking training for a few hours.
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