MONTE DOSAIP

From the parking lot in Pian de Céa, enter the wide and gently sloping gravel valley called Grave da Giere, at the end of which is the shelter Casera Podestine. Leaving the shelter to the left, continue following signs for Casera Caserata, taking the path that branches off from the valley floor to climb the slope characterized by a magnificent beech forest. Then leave the forest and cross some debris channels, finally reaching Casera Caserata, located just below the homonymous mountain pass. From the shelter, head to the pass, then abandon the marked trail to follow an unmarked path that ascends southward into a mixed forest of firs and larches. Emerging from the forest, you will find the ruins of Casera Dosaip. Continue now among shrubs, small larches, and exposed rocks, where the trail blends with animal tracks of wildlife frequenting the high-altitude meadows. Ascending further, you reach a ridge that, once crossed, allows you to descend to Ciadìn del Dosaip, at the bottom of which there is the opening of a vertical karst sinkhole. Continue through coarse debris alternating with sloping meadows, maintaining the elevation relative to the basin floor, then climb the steep final slope to the summit.