by Contrada Loke Malga Terrace, step Zevola, Fraselle Hut and back to Val di Sopra Fraselle .
Quella che vado a descrivere è una delle tante e classiche uscite che si possono fare sulle montagne veronesi.
Length: 11 Km
Drop: m. 1080
Quote massima: m. 1856
Tempo medio percorrenza: 4h 30'
Quella che vado a descrivere è una delle tante e classiche uscite che si possono fare sulle montagne veronesi.
Si parte da Giazza, piccola frazione alle pendici del Carega, capitale cimbra per eccellenza .
Si lascia l'auto nei pressi del piccolo parcheggio all'imbocco della Val Fraselle, presso contrada Loke (782 metri), e da questa si sale a piedi lungo la strada asfaltata che da Giazza porta al rifugio Revolto.
Superato l'Albergo Belvedere, una cinquantina di metri prima della colonia si prende a destra il sentiero segnalato dal CAI col n° 279 per Campostrìn e Terrazzo.
Costeggiato il boschetto d'abeti sul retro della colonia, si piega a destra transitando davanti alla casupola dello Scatabàr e poi si continua in salita a tornantini ripidi. Dove il tracciato punta verso nord, si attraversa una piccola gola (Madonnina), si passa vicino ad un grande faggio e quindi si tocca il baito delle Làite, a 1120 metri di quota. Qui il sentiero piega a destra per superare il costone, in parte roccioso, che fa da spartiacque tra la Val Fraselle e quella di Revolto.
Si prosegue verso north towards the Valley Revolto and, after a short climb you come out on the pasture where the ruins of hut Campostrini, in 1254 meters. Our path now leaves the district to the left and climb up the grassy hill heading north. More than a grove of spruce trees before. a beech and then you enter the small but ancient forest of fir Taratzèike. some of which are of significant size.
At the end of the forest can be reached at 1546 Terrace Hut meters (about 2 hours).
From the back of the hut it takes to rise following the signs for "Alm Fraselle''and" step Zevola °.
After a hundred yards we are at a crossroads with two directions: the east indicates the direction to "pasture and Fraselle Giazza" one facing north, ie to the left, the direction to "step Zevola. ;
We follow this second chance and steep climb to the ridge of the zig-zag Terrace immerse yourself in the mountain pines, until you enter in the 'path up the mountain terrace.
It just passes under the crest of the mountain tormented and landslide in part through the higher massive scree "of Scaife." Suddenly, the path drops down to the left with a slight slope of mountain pines and then head to the turn of the path, going from hut Fraselle di Sopra, leading to the pass Zevola, large grassy saddle between Mount Terrace and Mount Zevola.
pays here bend slightly to the left and you soon come up Zevola, to 1799 meters (about 1 hour from the alp Terrace).
Zevola From the pass we descend to the Val Fraselle following the wide trail No. 202.
This handy trail surrounds the entire left bank of the head of the Val Fraselle allowing you to easily reach hut Fraselle di Sopra, 1630 meters).
Now you leave behind us (Northeast) path to the Passo Ristele Baptists and the refuge, and that, with pointed No. 202 for Scagìna pitch that heads south.
abandon Fraselle hut above 280 by taking the path that runs through the valley of the river Fraselle and that leads us after a few tens of minutes' walk to pasture Fraselle below (1476 meters).
From alp Fraselle facing two options below to return to Giazza:
• take on the left bank of the valley the forest road that runs through the northern slopes of the Mountain Lobbia and leading into the valley just above Feceraut (906 meters). So raccordatici the dirt road in the valley, back to Giazza;
• leave the forest road on the left and down along the path indicated by the CAI with No. 280, which almost always follows the valley floor and ending on the road above the valley floor at the end of which one returns to the parking district Loke from which we started the trip (hours 2 Zevola about the pass in both cases, a total of 5 hours to calculate abundant support not included).
Here the path displayed on the map.
Here the path displayed on the map.
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