Loop trail with hike up to Corno di Tres

Loop trail with hike up to Corno di Tres - Description

Directions

• Start

  Predaia Refuge ai Todes Ci
  
  From Predaia Refuge, take the gravel road (trail marker 503) that keeps to a false plain as it crosses meadows and young woods, which bear witness to nature’s advance on lands which were once used by man. The trail then climbs up through a wooded area leading to Malga Rodeza. Continue along gravel road 503, then onto a footpath, until you take Sentiero Italia (Italian Trail - trail marker 500 S.I) which in an hour’s walk and with the last section slightly steeper, leads you to the grassy summit of Corno di Tres.
  Corno di Tres (1812 m a.s.l.) is a strategic point where you can admire the view through 360°: the Val d’Adige, the North-Western Dolomites, Pampeago, the Lavazè Pass, Mount
  Bondone, Paganella, the Brenta Group and the Maddalena chain. The return leg of the loop begins on trail 500 on the ridge, which descends towards the North and after the panoramic points under Corno del Cervo (Stag’s Horn), take a trail leading down from the left that joins the gravel road with trail marker 526 and takes you swiftly back to Malga Rodeza. From here, you return to Predaia Refuge “ai Todès-ci” the same way you came.

• end point

  Predaia Refuge ai Todes Ci

Difficulty

• Difficulty

  Medium

• Fitness

• Experience

• Landscape

Directions

self-arranged arrival
Driving from the South to Mollaro, in Val di Non, take the road towards Vervò and stay on it until Sores Refuge. To the right of the Refuge, an asphalt road climbs up and you’ll reach Predaia Refuge – “Ai Todès ci” after 2 km. Leave your vehicle here. Sores Refuge can also be reached via the town of Coredo if you follow the signs to “Sette larici”.
At Predaia Refuge – “Ai Todès ci”