Long and demanding route, an immersion into history following the traces of the First World War.
This impressive route leads into a high mountain landscape where you can discover a labyrinth of trenches, positions, and fortifications. The landscape of Cima Bocche includes the Lagorai chain, Dolomite massifs such as Latemar, Rosengarten, Plattkofel, Sella, Marmolada, and Pale di San Martino.




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The entire area is rich in traces of the First World War with remains of trenches, barricades, caves, and barracks.
THE 10 HIKING RULES
Since conditions in natural areas can change very quickly and are influenced by natural phenomena and weather conditions, we expressly point out that no guarantee can be given for the timeliness of the content. Therefore, before setting off on the route, please get the latest information from your host, a hut warden, a mountain guide, visitor centers of nature parks, or the local tourist association.
Arriving at the mountain station of the Bellamonte 3.0 cable car, take the small path that after a few minutes meets a forest road. Turn left and continue towards Passo Lusia (2056 m). From the pass, ascend steeply on path no. 633 along the slopes of Lasté to the pass on the ridge, from where you can admire the Lusia Lakes from above. Descend slightly to reach the Redolf bivouac (2333 m), go around the lake, and then continue on path no. 633 until you reach the second lake. Continue uphill to Bocche Scharte (2543 m) and then to Cima Bocche (2745 m). After a break to enjoy the 360° panorama, descend on path no. 626, which first leads to the Jellici bivouac and then to Lago di Bocche (2253 m). The descent continues to Malga Bocche (alpine hut), from where we return on the comfortable forest road no. 623 to the cable car mountain station.
Bus from Predazzo to Castelir.
From Predazzo towards Rolle Pass. After Bellamonte, turn left to the Castelir lift station.
Free parking at the lift facility.
Hiking boots, rain jacket, trekking poles, drinks, sunscreen.