Dal Piaz hut

From Croce d’Aune to DalPiaz hut

Details

  • hike_type Hike type

    Hike

  • hike_difficult Difficulty

    E

  • hike_distance Distance

    15.80 KM

  • altitude_min Altitude MIN

    1018.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_positive Altitude drop +

    987 mt

  • altitude_max Altitude MAX

    2005.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_negative Altitude drop -

    -987 mt

  • hike_type Hike type

    Hike

  • hike_difficult Difficulty

    E

  • hike_distance Distance

    15.80 KM

  • altitude_min Altitude MIN

    1018.00 mt

  • altitude_max Altitude MAX

    2005.00 mt

  • altitude_drop_positive Altitude drop +

    987 mt

  • altitude_drop_negative Altitude drop -

    -987 mt


First refuge in winter of the season. A splendid day, cool but not too much, a very nice refuge and open for the holidays. A nice slice of blueberry tart made me recover! The path I have chosen is the 801 for the entire outward journey. A little bristling at certain points but very pleasant and affordable.



Date

05-01-2019

Distance

15.80 KM

Hike type

Hike

Ascent

987 mt

  • Mountain

    Vette Grandi

  • Address

    Croce d’Aune, Veneto, Italy

  • Altitude

    2005.00 m

  • Refuges

    Rifugio Dal Piaz

  • Information

    Rifugio Dal Piaz

For the way back I opted for the road (mule track) used by the refuge managers to arrive by car. A poor choice because the route turned out to be longer and more monotonous than the outward journey. Except for a small point: for a length of 50 meters you pass under a huge piece of rock that forms a real arch above the head. Very nice and rewarding passage if it were not that the entire block of rock is all covered with sensors for the danger of collapse and landslides. A super fast step and fear passes!



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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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