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Chapel on Cima della Mandria – Monte Pallone loop from Cavaso del Tomba

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Chapel on Cima della Mandria – Monte Pallone loop from Cavaso del Tomba

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Chapel on Cima della Mandria – Monte Pallone loop from Cavaso del Tomba

03:29

21.4km

1,290m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 12.1 km for 100 m

Closed: • during winter (otherwise open)

After 12.3 km for 885 m

Closed: • during winter (otherwise open)

After 14.8 km for 1.96 km

Closed: • during winter (otherwise open)

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11.7 km

Cima della Mandria Chapel and Panoramic View

Highlight • Religious Site

Panoramic point that can be reached with a final dirt road. Beautiful view of the Feltre peaks accompanied by a graceful capital on the top.

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11.7 km

Chapel on Cima della Mandria

Highlight • Religious Site

When the weather is good, you can watch the small chapel lying in the grass and let your gaze wander down into the valley. The interior is cordoned off, but you can see the inner area.

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13.1 km

Viewpoint

14.0 km

Summit of Mount Palon (1,301 m)

Highlight • Summit

The summit of Mount Palon is a minor elevation in the Grappa mountain range. Nestled within the Tomba ridge, together with Cima della Mandria and Mount Meatte, they form the piedmont arm above the villages of Possagno, Cavaso del Tomba, and Pederobba.

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14.2 km

World War I trenches and tunnels on Monte Palon

Highlight • Historical Site

The “memory path” on Mount Palon was commissioned by the Possagno Alpini Group to remember and honor the memory of those who fought and suffered in the tragic events of the First World War on the Grappa Massif. The recovery involved the stretch that from the large wooden cross leads to the top of Mount Palon with the reopening of 1,000 m. of trenches, 300 m. of galleries and the arrangement of some barracks and stalking.

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