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Bivera and Clap Savon mountains from Casera Razzo alpine ride

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Hiking trail · Forni di Sopra
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  • The characteristic lake of Razzo
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    Challenging loop route, with ascent to the summits of Bivera and Clap Savon and passing the Casere Montemaggiore and Tragonia huts, in the Forni di Sopra Valley

    difficult
    Distance 20.1 km
    9:35 h
    1,819 m
    1,824 m
    2,458 m
    1,679 m

    The proposed hike is a long high-altitude ride reaching from the Razzo plateau the summits of Mounts Bivera and Clap Savon, returning to the start point through Malga Montemaggiore and Tragonia with interesting variants of Forcella Forada and Forca Rossa. The full route requires excellent training due to the large elevation gain.

    The gently sloping pastures at the start are followed by bare scree slopes and the fascinating summits of Bivera and Clap Savon

    The descent to Casera Montemaggiore and ascent to Forcella Forada are natural highlights, as is the beautiful small valley of Rio Tolina towards Malga Tragonia.

    With some effort, the final climb brings you into view of rocky Tiarfin, from where you descend a steep scree slope and then into forest back to the starting point.

    Author’s recommendation

    Possibility to split the itinerary by staying overnight at Malga Tragonia which also offers a restaurant service.

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    Difficulty
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    Highest point
    Mount Bivera, 2,458 m
    Lowest point
    1,679 m
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    Track types

    Forested/wild trail 26.76%Path 57.68%Road 0.88%Unknown 14.66%
    Forested/wild trail
    5.4 km
    Path
    11.6 km
    Road
    177 m
    Unknown
    2.9 km
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    Safety information

    The ridge section from the Bivera saddle to the summit of Clap Savon has some exposed sections but without mountaineering difficulty and facilitated by the presence of a fixed rope. The section from Bivera saddle to Cjansaveit saddle does not follow a formal CAI trail but the tracks are nonetheless very clear.

    The descent from Cjansaveit saddle to the Malga Montemaggiore, as well as the ascent to the Forada saddle, require attention to correctly identify the sometimes grassy paths (CAI trails 210 and 211a).

    The descent from Tiarfin saddle to Casera Razzo is initially steep on scree then continues on a path sometimes rich with vegetation (CAI 208). 

    If necessary, the route can be shortened by returning to Casera Razzo either at Cjansaveit saddle or at Croce di Tragonia saddle.

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    Directions

    Casera Razzo is reachable from Val Degano via SS 465 of Val Pesarina passing the fractions of Prato Carnico and continuing to Forcella Lavardet. From here, with SP619, you reach the parking a few kilometers from the hut.

    From Laggio di Cadore, climbing the SP 619 for a long way, you first pass near Sella di Ciampigotto and shortly after reach the mentioned parking lot.  

    Parking

    Large roadside parking near the hut.

    Coordinates

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    46.478313, 12.607930
    DMS
    46°28'41.9"N 12°36'28.5"E
    UTM
    33T 316381 5149973
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    Author’s map recommendations

    Hiking map 1:25000, Tabacco Publishing House, no. 02 Forni di Sopra - Ampezzo - Sauris - Val Tagliamento 

    Equipment

    Normal hiking equipment.


    Localization

    Parts of this content were machine translated using Italian as the source language

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    Difficulty
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    Overall difficulty
    difficult

    Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

    Distance
    20.1 km
    Duration
    9:35 h
    Ascent
    1,819 m
    Descent
    1,824 m
    Highest point
    2,458 m
    Lowest point
    1,679 m
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