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San Cassiano to Malga Armentarola - the Tru De Lersc.
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8,38 ми
1 324 фт
A scenic cruise through a famous Ladin valley.
Many people believe that the Dolomites is home to only 2 official languages - German and Italian - but there is actually a third language spoken in the region; Ladin. This (frankly strange-sounding) language doesn't bear much resemblance to either German or Italian and hearing it in the villages of the Dolomites is a bit of a shock to the system! This ride takes you right through the heart of the Ladin Dolomites, and the name of this trail "Tru De Lersc" means "Larch (lersc) Trail (tru)".
Start out in the lovely little village of San Cassiano and ride alongside the river to the Armentarola cross country ski track. From here, follow easy gravel roads to the Malga Armentarola - a wonderfully traditional mountain Alm with all sorts of animals to look at. The hut is very small and rustic; one San Cassiano local expert described it as "down to earth" and we can do no better!
From the Malga Armentarola go back onto an easy, small singletrack back to the road. Pass the Camping Sass Dlacia then follow a track alongside the road before turning right at the Apartmenti Ciasa Pini and climbing up the road to a signpost sending you left on to the Tru De Lersc.
The trail undulates and then descends to San Cassiano via the hamlets of Rü and Tamors past some classic Ladin barns, which are amazingly well kept and charmingly traditional. Although easy enough, this ride will have given you a fascinating insight into a little known part of Alpine culture. Written by Charlie Boscoe
Many people believe that the Dolomites is home to only 2 official languages - German and Italian - but there is actually a third language spoken in the region; Ladin. This (frankly strange-sounding) language doesn't bear much resemblance to either German or Italian and hearing it in the villages of the Dolomites is a bit of a shock to the system! This ride takes you right through the heart of the Ladin Dolomites, and the name of this trail "Tru De Lersc" means "Larch (lersc) Trail (tru)".
Start out in the lovely little village of San Cassiano and ride alongside the river to the Armentarola cross country ski track. From here, follow easy gravel roads to the Malga Armentarola - a wonderfully traditional mountain Alm with all sorts of animals to look at. The hut is very small and rustic; one San Cassiano local expert described it as "down to earth" and we can do no better!
From the Malga Armentarola go back onto an easy, small singletrack back to the road. Pass the Camping Sass Dlacia then follow a track alongside the road before turning right at the Apartmenti Ciasa Pini and climbing up the road to a signpost sending you left on to the Tru De Lersc.
The trail undulates and then descends to San Cassiano via the hamlets of Rü and Tamors past some classic Ladin barns, which are amazingly well kept and charmingly traditional. Although easy enough, this ride will have given you a fascinating insight into a little known part of Alpine culture. Written by Charlie Boscoe
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