recommended route
Stava - Guagiola
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/ SunsetPhoto: Staff Outdoor Val di Fiemme, APT Val di Fiemme -
/ Stava - GuagiolaPhoto: N. Delvai, APT Val di Fiemme
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/ Horses in StavaPhoto: N. Delvai, APT Val di Fiemme
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/ Stava - GuagiolaPhoto: N. Delvai, APT Val di Fiemme
Author’s recommendation
Safety information
Experience walking along irregular mountain trails is recommended. It may happen that the path is not clear form snow. In the event of fresh snow, microspikes are recommended. Be careful of ice when temperatures are particularly low.
Please note that the practicability of the itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to the contingent conditions and is therefore influenced by natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this page may have changed. Before leaving for a tour, make sure the path you will approach is still accessible by contacting the owner of the mountain hut, the alpine guides or the visitor centres of the nature parks, the info offices of the local tourist board.
Tips and hints
APT Val di Fiemme - Tel. +39 0462 241111 - info@visitfiemme.it - www.visitfiemme.it
Start
Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
You reach Stava, continue towards Passo Lavazè and park on the right, near some houses. Take the dirt road that descends from El Zerilo ranch and then curves to the right. You enter a suggestive larch wood along the road that climbs steadily until you reach the locality "Guagiola" where there is a solitary house. Go down to the left of the house until you reach the picnic area with a small playground for children.
Return back on the same route.
Note
Getting there
From Tesero drive up direction Stava and Passo Lavazè. Just before Ranch "El Zerilo" you can find a parking lot on the right side.Parking
Parking space along the road on the right.Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Tabacco – Val di Fiemme, Lagorai, Latemar N° 14
Kompass – Val di Fiemme, Catena del Lagorai N° 618
Hiking map available in all Val di Fiemme information offices.
Equipment
Hinking shoes, hiking poles and warm winter clothes.Basic Equipment for Winter Hiking
- Sturdy, comfortable and waterproof hiking boots appropriate for winter use (B1+ recommended)
- Layered, moisture wicking clothing
- Long, warm technical socks plus liners and spares
- Rucksack (with rain cover)
- Water- and windproof mountaineering jacket and trousers with ankle adjustment or separate gaiters
- Lip protection (SPF 30+)
- Water- and windproof gloves plus thin fleece inner gloves
- Neckwear
- moisture wicking skull / knit cap
- Sunglasses
- Ample supply of drinking water and snacks
- First aid kit
- Kit para bolhas
- Bivy / survival bag
- Survival blanket
- Headlamp
- Pocket knife
- Whistle
- Cell phone
- Cash
- Navigation equipment / map and compass
- Emergency contact details
- ID
Technical Equipment for Winter Hiking
- Hiking poles fitted with snow baskets
- Trail ‘spike’ crampons at minimum and a basic ice axe are recommended when covering steeper terrain
- The 'basic' and 'technical' equipment lists are generated based on the selected activity. They are not exhaustive and only serve as suggestions for what you should consider packing.
- For your safety, you should carefully read all instructions on how to properly use and maintain your equipment.
- Please ensure that the equipment you bring complies with local laws and does not include restricted items.
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