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TREKKING in PIANCAVALLO and in the FRIULIAN DOLOMITES the Viewpoint of the Campanile Di Val Montanaia Dinosaur Footprints Of Main - secondary roads Paths HOW AND WHERE HOW Rivers - streams Nature, sports, amusement and relaxation and amusement sports, Nature, Lakes - sources AND IN THE FRIULIAN DOLOMITES FRIULIAN THE IN AND Managed Alpine huts Shelters and bivouacs TREKKING IN PIANCAVALLO PIANCAVALLO IN TREKKING Campsites Information points Provincial border Parks and Nature Reserves UNESCO World Heritage Site 01 11 06 04 08 09 07 12 10 02 15 AUSTRIA AUSTRIA Arta Terme Tarvisio 05 A23 Tolmezzo 16 Gemona SLOVENIA Dolomiti Friulane del Friuli Europa San Daniele Cividale Piancavallo del Friuli del Friuli Regione Spilimbergo Friuli Venezia Giulia UDINE SLOVENIA Palù di Livenza PORDENONE Italia Palmanova GORIZIA A28 A4 TREVISO Aeroporto FVG A4 Ronchi dei Legionari Aquileia VENEZIA 21 SLOVENIA Lignano Grado TRIESTE Sabbiadoro - Aquileia - - Dolomiti Friulane - - Cividale del Friuli - - Palù di Livenza - 03 IO M NIO M ON U O UN ONIO MU NIO M M N IM D M N O UN I D R I D IM D R I T IA R I R T A T A T IA A L A L A L • A L • P P • P • • • P • W W • W W L L L L O O A O A A O A I I I R R I R R D D L L D L D L D D N N D N D N O H O H O H H O E M E M E M R R E M E I E R E R IT T N I I E A IN A I TA IN T N G O G O G O A I E • IM E • IM E • M G O PATR PATR PATRI E • PATRIM United Nations Archaeological Area and United Nations The Dolomites United Nations Longobards in Italy. United Nations Prehistoric Pile dwellings 13 Educational, Scientific and the Patriarchal Basilica of Aquileia Educational, Scientific and inscribed on the World Educational, Scientific and Places of the power (568-774 A.D.) Educational, Scientific and around the Alps Cultural Organization inscribed on the World Cultural Organization Heritage List in 2009 Cultural Organization inscribed on the World Cultural Organization inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1998 Heritage List in 2011 Heritage List in 2011 14 HOW TO GET THERE BY CAR BY PLANE BY TRAIN Motorways Regional Airport of Trieste www.trenitalia.it A4 Torino - Trieste 40 km from Trieste and Udine Call Centre 89.20.21 A23 Palmanova - Udine - Tarvisio 15 km from Gorizia A28 Portogruaro - Conegliano 80 km from Pordenone www.aeroporto.fvg.it Design and Creation: Five Zone Udine _ Cartography: Tarabocchia _ Printing: Ellerani - San Vito al Tagliamento _ Texts by Agenzia TurismoFVG Translation by: D’Agostini Organizzazione Dipartimento linguistico Dagoservice _ Photographs: Archivio Turismo FVG, Archivio Turismo FVG, Archivio Comune Caneva, Archivio Clauzetto, Archivio Parco Naturale Dolomiti Friulane, Archivio Riserva Naturale Forra Del Cellina, Archivio Vito D’Asio, C. Capettini, F. Gallina, Toffoli, M. Tomadini, E. Tomasi, F. Vascotto. TOURIST INFORMATION AGENZIA TURISMOFVG Villa Chiozza - 33052 Cervignano del Friuli tel +39 0431 387111 / fax +39 0431 387199 Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri [email protected] DIPARTIMENTO PER LO SVILUPPO E LA COMPETITIVITÀ DEL TURISMO Realised within the “Alpi Estive” interregional tou- rism development project (Law 135/01), with the financing of the Department for Tourism Deve- www.parcodolomitifriulane.it lopment and Competitiveness, Italian Presidency of tel +39 0427 87333 the Council of Ministers. INFOPOINT TURISMOFVG di Pordenone piazza XX Settembre, 11/B - 33170 Pordenone tel +39 0434 520381 / fax +39 0434 241608 [email protected] INFOPOINT TURISMOFVG di Piancavallo 17 via Collalto, 1 - 33081 Piancavallo-Aviano (Pn) 18 tel +39 0434 655191 / fax +39 0434 655354 [email protected] (Seasonal opening from December to March and from June to September) Trekking in Piancavallo and in the Friulian Dolomites Nature, sports, amusement and relaxation 01 02 The trekking routes of this map allow to explore the mountain and piedmont THE CAI HIKING territory of the province of Pordenone providing a wide range of levels of DIFFICULTY SCALE difficulty to allow expert hikers as well as families with children to discover T = TOURIST Dinosaur enchanting sceneries characterised by amazing nature. The tourist resort of Itineraries on narrow roads, mule Piancavallo is equipped to provide relaxation and amusement both in summer tracks or easy paths, with well-marked The viewpoint and in winter, and the Friulian Dolomites Natural Park offers paths and routes routes that provide no uncertainties or footprints to explore the territory, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in all seasons. orientation problems. They are generally of the Campanile The Campanile di Val Montanaia challenges the fittest trekkers, while the lake situated below 2000 metres and usually of Casera of Barcis and the Caves of Pradis are an ideal destination for everyone wishing lead to mountain pastures or Alpine 19 to relax and amuse oneself. The Val Cellina, Val Tramontina, Val Cosa and huts. They require a certain knowledge di Val Montanaia Val d’Arzino Valleys are waiting for you to enjoy a peaceful environment. of the mountain environment and fitness 20 Casavento to walk. “Nature enthusiasts” will be charmed by the flora of these mountains as well Nature Path as by peculiar and rare ecosystems, such as that of the Magredi, and by the E = HIKING ROUTES CAI Path no. 352 Nature Path clear and rushing sources of the Livenza river. Routes almost always on paths, or on traces of passage on various grounds, SEVEN RULES FOR HIKERS usually with trail signs. Sometimes they The Campanile di Val Montanaia is the reachable from Cimolais). The signs The visit to the dinosaur footprints of simplifies the crossing of the valley, develop on open grounds, without paths, INFORMATION AND DETAILS INFORMATION AND DETAILS 1. For hikes in the mountains, choose 5. If in doubt, go back. Sometimes it is symbol of the Friulian Dolomites. This invite to follow a path in the forest that Casera Casavento is a route suitable then the road continues until reaching but they are always suitably marked. the routes according to your physical better to give up than to risk or want to soaring and spectacular tower stands leads to a first observation point situ- for everyone, particularly appreciated the basin where the Casera Casavento and technical skills, gathering face difficulties greater than one’s level, They can be on steep slopes and have Friulian Dolomites Friulian Dolomites at the centre of a Dolomite basin and, ated on a ridge, and then proceed to by families. hut is situated. From the Casera hut, information on the area to be visited. skills, equipment. Preventively plan single passages or short stretches Natural Park Natural Park If you walk in group, foresee the alternative routes to go back. on rocks, not exposed, not tiring nor as an actor in the theatre, it is sur- the second, more spectacular point, tel +39 0427 87333 keep walking across the pasture in the tel +39 0427 87333 duration in relation to the slowest hikers binding, thanks to the presence of rounded by huge jagged rocky wings. consisting of a large wooden terrace. www.parcodolomitifriulane.it The route starts in the hamlet of Lesis direction of the homonymous stream www.parcodolomitifriulane.it equipment that, however, does not and preserve energy to go back. 6. Carry your garbage downhill. Therefore, the viewpoints of the Cam- Follow the same route to go back. (car park, reachable from Claut) from (signs to the footprints) until reach- › DIFFERENCE IN HEIGHT: 330 m › DIFFERENCE IN HEIGHT: 300 m Respect the flora and fauna. require specific gear. They require a panile represent the best places where › DIFFICULTY: T which the valley-floor road starts (if ing it. The footprints (the fragment of › DIFFICULTY: T 2. Choose clothes and equipment in Avoid leaving the path and taking certain sense of direction, fitness to spectators can fully enjoy the show necessary it can be followed by car as a track) are imprinted on a rock, at the keeping with the difficulty and with the short cuts. Respect local cultures and walk and suitable hiking equipment. › DURATION: 2 hours › DURATION: 4 hours length of the hike and carry in your traditions, remembering that you are a provided by nature. › SUGGESTED PERIOD: well), which goes up along the course base of a spectacular waterfall. Follow › SUGGESTED PERIOD: rucksack everything necessary for any guest of the mountain people. EE = FOR EXPERT HIKERS June-October of the Cellina stream. Some hairpin the same route to go back. June-October Generally marked routes that imply possible emergency situation and a The viewpoints can be reached from Map for hikers Ed. Tabacco bends lead to the wide valley of Giere Map for hikers Ed. Tabacco minimum first aid equipment. 7. In case of need, call the mountain the capability to move on particular “Parco Naturale Dolomiti Friulane” “Parco Naturale Dolomiti Friulane” the car park situated at the Pordenone (Friulian Dolomites Natural Park) (locality of Pian de Cea, where we sug- (Friulian Dolomites Natural Park) rescue using the number 118. grounds. Paths or tracks on impervious Alpine hut (Pian Meluth, Val Cimoliana, Leaflet of the Friulian Dolomites Park gest that you park your car). A ford Leaflet of the Friulian Dolomites Park 3. Preferably, do not go on a hike in the or treacherous ground (steep and/or mountains on your own and, in any case, The maps are purely indicative, they slippery slopes of grass or mixed of rock tell someone the route you intend to have graphic value only, we suggest that and grass, or rock and debris). Varied follow, informing them when you are back.
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