Rifugio Sorgenti del Piave from Cima Sappada

Hello everyone.
I'd only advise those who are already familiar with absolutely narrow roads with hairpin bends practically closed... getting into a car is a truly disturbing experience if you're not used to being face to face with whoever is in front of you, finding yourself next to a precipice (albeit a protected one)... in short... If you have patience and above all cold blood, it's fine, otherwise you need a good workout on the rather steep climbs and you continue on foot. To tell the truth, about 3 km before the arrival, there is a large car park where you can leave your car, but you need to be equipped with a good stride and good breath.

The climb is stupendous, in the first, more closed part we are accompanied by the view and the roar of the Piave river.
The final part is magnificent with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
The small spring of the Piave River, right in front of the hut, is exciting.
The climb is deceptive... in fact, it is very hard, as the first two kilometres are almost flat, but then it rises in three sections with difficult hairpin bends...
In my opinion, it really deserves a diversion!