Starting from the Cimirlo pass, take path 455. Then continue on the steep path 411 where the fortified line of Sector III passed. After the demanding Gratarola section, you reach Chegul, with the stoi and emplacements looking towards the Valsugana. Having reached the Spiaz dele Sedole, take path 413, which descends towards the Fontana dei Gai and then to the Busa Granda. From here, path 455 leads back to the Cimirlo pass.
Sector III of the Fortezza covered the northern area of the Marzola, the Cimirlo pass and Mount Celva.
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The path
19th-century fortifications in Sector III
Roncogno Battery
- year of construction: 1879-1880
- typology: battery
- ownership: public
- open to the public: openings
- extraordinary openings during the year
- state of preservation: restored
- Disarmed in 1915
Cimirlo Battery
- year of construction: 1880-1881
- typology: battery
- ownership: private
- open to the public: no
- state of preservation: traces
- Demolished in 1915
Railway barrier Serra
- year of construction: 1896
- typology: railway barrier
- ownership: public
- open to the public: no
- state of preservation
Infos
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Contacts
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