Passo di Giau - Monte Gusella

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Najprej se zapeljemo v Cortino d'Ampezzo (do sem lahko čez Border crossing Rateče ali Predel do Trbiža / Tarvisio in nato po avtocesti v smeri Vidma / Udine do izvoza Tolmezzo. Iz Tolmezza cesti sledimo v smeri naselja Ampezzo in gorskega prelaza Passo della Mauria. Cesta se nato spusti in nas pripelje do križišča, kjer nadaljujemo levo (možno tudi desno) v smeri Cortine d'Ampezzo. V vseh naslednjih križiščih se držimo oznak za Cortino d'Ampezzo. Ali pa s Primorske strani, kjer se peljemo po avtocesti v smeri Trsta / Trieste. Naprej se peljemo po italijanski avtocesti v smeri Padove, a le do avtocestnega križišča, kjer nadaljujemo v smeri mesta Veneto in Belluno. V bližini Belluna se avtocesta konča, mi pa v naslednjih križiščih nadaljujemo v smeri Cortine d'Ampezzo in nato sledimo oznakam za alpski prelaz Passo di Falzarego. Tej vzpenjajoči cesti nato sledimo do križišča na višini približno 1400m. V križišču nadaljujemo levo v smeri alpskega prelaza Passo di Giau in Marmolade. Parkiramo na velikem parkirišču na omenjenem alpskem prelazu.

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First, drive to Cortina d'Ampezzo (you can get here via Border crossing Rateče or Predel to Trbiž / Tarvisio and then take the motorway towards Udine to the Tolmezzo exit. From Tolmezzo, follow the road towards Ampezzo and the Passo della Mauria mountain pass. The road then descends and leads to a crossroads where you turn left (possibly right) towards Cortina d'Ampezzo. At all subsequent junctions, follow the signs for Cortina d'Ampezzo. Or from the Primorska side, take the motorway towards Trieste. Continue on the Italian motorway towards Padua, but only as far as the motorway junction where you continue towards Veneto and Belluno. Near Belluno, the motorway ends and we continue towards Cortina d'Ampezzo at the next junctions and then follow the signs for the Passo di Falzarego Alpine pass. We then follow this ascending road to a junction at about 1400m. At the crossroads, turn left towards the Passo di Giau and the Marmolada. Park in the large parking lot on the aforementioned Alpine pass.

From the pass, continue along a wide path past the Rifugio Passo Giau hut. After a short climb along a wide path, you reach a crossroads where you turn right onto route 443, following the signs "Rif. Nuvolau Ferrata". The trail then begins to descend slightly and crosses the slopes below the summit of Ra Gusela (2595m). An unmarked trail will soon branch off to the left, leading towards the base of Ra Gusela. We continue to descend gently to the east and then come to a marked crossroads.





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Path description:
From the pass, continue along a wide path past the Rifugio Passo Giau hut. After a short climb along a wide path, you reach a crossroads where you turn right onto route 443, following the signs "Rif. Nuvolau Ferrata". The trail then begins to descend slightly and crosses the slopes below the summit of Ra Gusela (2595m). An unmarked trail will soon branch off to the left, leading towards the base of Ra Gusela. We continue to descend gently to the east and then come to a marked crossroads.

Straight ahead the path leads to the Cinque Torri hut, down to the right is a marked but poorly trodden path to the mountain pasture Malga Giau, and we turn left on route 438 towards the Ferrata Gusella protected path. Here the path starts to climb the scree on the eastern side of Ra Gusela and leads to a small notch. From the notch, the path descends a few metres and then becomes more challenging. For the less experienced, the use of a self-protection kit is recommended. First, climb along a wide gully and then climb up a short ladder. The challenging part of the route is very short and soon we are on the gentle slopes on the north side of the summit of Ra Gusela, from where we also have a view towards the summit of Nuvolau. The trail then turns slightly to the left and continues for some time on the relatively gentle slopes. We then have to be a little more careful as we soon reach an unmarked crossroads.

Here, leave the marked path towards hut Rifugio Nuvolau and turn left onto the unmarked path towards the summit of Ra Gusela. The unmarked trail then heads south and climbs towards a prominent, well-defined notch. In between, a cross-trail from the Nuvolau ridge joins from the right. Just before the notch, the trail turns slightly to the left and then climbs across the eastern side of the mountain. Higher up, the slope becomes a little steeper and the path also leads us past a pothole, so a little caution is needed when climbing. In the last part the path turns to the right and there is only a short climb to a very scenic summit.

On the way: Forame (2172m)

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