1) Prepare your itinerary
2) Choose a route suitable for your fitness level
3) Choose appropriate equipment and gear
4) Check the snow and weather bulletins
5) Starting alone is more risky
6) Leave information about your itinerary and approximate return time
7) Do not hesitate to rely on a professional
8) Pay attention to the signs and markings you find on the route
9) Do not hesitate to turn back
10) In case of accident, raise the alarm by calling the short number 112
As you can imagine, the passability of routes in a mountain environment is strictly linked to current conditions and therefore depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet may have changed. Before setting out, check the state of the path by contacting the hut managers on your route, the mountain guides, the visitor centers of natural parks, and tourist offices.
From the parking lot near the information board, climb along the paved road for a few dozen meters and then turn left (sign – path 335).
Continue along a secondary dirt road until you reach a larger dirt road (sign indicating La Malghetta).
At the junction in loc. Prà Faè turn left (sign).
Slightly above, pass a few dozen meters from the hut called La Malgetta and continue straight ahead.
At the next junction keep left (sign) and continue until the end of the road where, near some ruins, begins the path that climbs the valley.
The path climbs mostly through the forest until reaching the high pastures and reaches the junction with path 308.
Once you reach the junction with path Sat 308 which comes from Lake Salare, turn right at the sign and reach, in a few minutes of climbing, the Nana Pass which overlooks the homonymous basin. The view of the valley to the east is spectacular.
The return is along the ascent route.
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