From the parking area, follow trail no. 402 briefly along the ski slope, then veer left onto a new trail, crossing the scree under Lagazuoi. You'll soon reach the first remnants of WWI positions. The trail climbs steeply in zigzags to the start of the protected sections.

A beautiful mountain experience with minimal fixed protection, but lots of "climbers"! The "Piccolo Lagazuoi," from which you enjoy a unique panoramic view, is a very popular summit, as it's easily and quickly reachable from the upper station of the cable car.

A relatively easy summit circuit, set among striking Dolomite formations. All exposed points along the ascent are protected with newly restored cables. Along both the ascent and descent you'll encounter continuous WWI remnants (with interpretive signage along the way).

Naturally, you can return to the valley via the cable car, shortening the circuit by around 1.5 hours—although the full route is already relatively short. The descent through the galleries built and restored by the "Alpini" is a unique experience (a torch is essential!). Descend from the Lagazuoi hut to the lower station via the protected trail. Just behind the station, the secured descent begins, passing trenches and leading to the entrance of a tunnel that cuts through the mountain to the "Cengia Martini." History buffs can follow the ledge all the way to its end (along the ledge, nearly all WWI installations have been restored). Otherwise, turn left and you'll quickly reach trail no. 402, which leads back to the starting point.