Challenging circular route on the mountains of Tolmezzo. The route unfolds within the Rivoli Bianchi geological site with views of lower Carnia.
A route reserved for people with good training. The first part of the route crosses the
Rivoli Bianchi screes, the dejection cone of
Mount Amariana, which constitutes a geological site of supranational interest. The ascent takes place on the
Troi di Cjadin in a direct manner with some very steep
stretches through pine woods and rocks. On reaching the summit at an altitude of 1084m, the view sweeps
from the Tolmezzo basin and lower Carnia to the walls of M. Amariana, Amarianute's older sister.
The return journey takes place along the Troi di Martin, which in the first part continues very steeply up the slope of the mountain.
Having reached a stupendous panoramic viewpoint with a bench, continue descending in tight turns towards the base of the mountain, from which you will return towards the starting point along a series of evident tracks with a tendency to develop halfway up the slope, passing the numerous patches of small pines.
Not recommended in hot summer weather.
