Idea Montagna Sentieri Del Tarvisiano E Delle Alpi Giulie mountaineering guide

Idea Montagna Sentieri Del Tarvisiano E Delle Alpi Giulie: Beloved by hikers and climbers living nearby, the Carnic and Julian Alps are almost unknown to Italian mountain enthusiasts who live further away, who usually head towards the Dolomites or other more famous ranges. In Slovenia, however, Triglav is one of the national symbols, and a saying goes that those who have not stepped on its summit are not true Slovenian citizens. Of course, there are not just the peaks. At the foot of Jôf di Montasio, Jôf Fuart, Canin, Mangart, and Triglav, the Tarvisio Forest and the Triglav National Park form one of the most important green lungs in Europe. The same goes for the valleys and forests of the Carnic Alps. The ibex clinging to the rocks, deer and roe deer in the woods, a wide variety of birds, and the blooms that include various endemic species remind hikers of this reality. And the bear, difficult to spot but a symbol of the wilderness of the Alps.

The 70 proposed excursions are divided into five distinct areas:

• Carnic Alps.
• Julian Alps – Valbruna and Lussari.
• Julian Alps – Sella Nevea and Cave del Predil.
• Julian Alps – Fusine Lakes.
• Slovenian Julian Alps and Triglav National Park.

Stefano Ardito:

• Stefano Ardito, born in Rome, is one of the most well-known names in Italian mountain journalism. He currently writes for Il Messaggero, Montagna.tv, Meridiani Montagne, and other publications, and in the past has worked for Airone, Alp, Repubblica, and Specchio, the weekly of La Stampa. His latest books include Monte Bianco, the giant of the Alps (Laterza), Alpini, a story of war and peace (Corbaccio), and the novel The Blood Under the Snow (Rizzoli). He has authored around a hundred guides dedicated to peaks, trails, and paths. He has dedicated over 50 documentaries to the Apennines, the Alps, and the mountains of the world, most of which have been broadcast by Geo&Geo on Rai Tre.