Climbing along the valley after a shower or at the end of a long rainy period, you can see countless waterfalls cascading from the crags of the steep slopes. Some of them are breath-taking, because of their majesty and of the height of the fall. Waterfalls and gorges can be admired along the road ending just short of crossing into Austria, alternating with grassy plains and isolated peaks that render the landscape particularly charming.
Along the road that leads to the Alpine farms from Paularo, around 1 km after the "Maina della Schialute", a sign on the right marks the starting point of the short trail leading to the "Palma" – a formidable, century-old white fir included among the natural monuments of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Six ...
"Report on the yield of Alpine farms in Carnia [...] In the year 1295 183 large animals and another 200 small animals grazed on Monte Pizzul, owned by Mistro Giacomo qm Osualdo Gambelutto d'Incaroj, with an annual yield of 1753 lbs. of cheese – Et Ego Giuseppe Vendro de communi Imperiali ...
The pasture is active in the first and last grazing weeks; in the mid-weeks the activity moves to the Lodin Alta pasture. Nearby is Stua di Ramaz, a place north of the gorge of the Chiarsò brook, which owes its name to the great levee ("stua" = sluice) built to facilitate the descent downstream of ...
Malga Lodin Alta is active in the intermediate grazing period. The early and late grazing takes place in Malga Ramaz. It is located on the southern slopes of Monte Lodin, which is characterized by rocks dating from the Silurian period. These rock formations of marine origins contain several fossils ...
Malga Meledis Alta is active in the intermediate grazing period. The early and late grazing takes place in the Meledis Bassa farm. Slightly uphill from the hut, climbing up to the Cima Val di Puartis, you can see the Austrian trenches used in the Great War.
The pasture is active in the first and last grazing weeks; in the mid-weeks the activity moves to the Meledis Alta farm.
In 1478 a bloody clash took place on the Plan di Lanze between the Turks who were trying to cross the pass and the troops of the Republic of Venice, supported by Carnic militias. The Turks were defeated and driven out and Carnia was saved from their dreaded raids. According to the legend, the name ...
The entire mountain range that stretches from the Monte di Rivo in the west to the top of the Tersadia in the east is centrally located and isolated from the Carnic area. From its peaks, breathtaking 360-degree views open up: from the High Tauerns in the north to the Adriatic in the south, from the ...