A hike that, although quite short, offers fantastic views of the Pale di San Martino and the Lagorai Chain.
Classic hike frequented by both snowshoers and ski mountaineers. After the first stretch through Swiss pine and larch woods, the path develops on vegetation-free terrain. The plateau at 2,280 m offers a fantastic view of the Pale di San Martino. Upon reaching Lake Juribrutto, nestled in a basin, the view opens to the Lagorai Chain.
The most fit and experienced can reach the Juribrutto Peak.
Bezpečnostní pokyny
Route not recommended in fog.
THE 10 RULES FOR HIKERS
Study and prepare your itinerary well
Choose a route suitable for your physical condition
Bring appropriate clothing and equipment
Check the weather forecast
Going alone is risky, bring your mobile phone
Leave information about your route and approximate return time
If unsure, do not hesitate to rely on a professional
Pay attention to indications and signs on the path
If tired or in trouble, do not hesitate to turn back
In case of an accident, call 112
The snowpack stability is subject to sudden and unpredictable changes. Always consult the avalanche bulletin and get well informed about the current conditions from the alpine guides in the area. The gpx tracks are purely indicative of the generally most sensible route, but must not be followed blindly without a preliminary evaluation of the slopes at that particular moment.
Výchozí bod
Malga Vallazza
Vedení
ASCENT From Malga Vallazza (1,935 m) head northwest along the Vallazza stream where summer trail no. 631 passes, reaching a plateau at about 2,150 m. Here there is a sign indicating the direction to Lake Juribrutto: ascend westwards to reach a flat area (2,286 m), then continue southwest and slightly downhill to reach the lake (2,206 m)
DESCENT Along the ascent route
Jak dojechać
From Predazzo, go up towards Passo Rolle. After passing the Paneveggio Park Visitor Center, take the left road towards Passo Valles, which leads to Malga Vallazza.
Kde zaparkovat
Near Malga Vallazza, just before Passo Valles.
Warm and waterproof winter clothing. Spare thermal shirt, gloves, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, water, snacks, mountain boots, and trekking poles.
It is MANDATORY to have avalanche self-rescue equipment, consisting of Artva-Shovel-Probe.
