F1 | Forte Interrotto – Val Galmarara – Zingarella – Zebio – Val di Nos

The itinerary runs through the central part of the Plateau with many sections closed to vehicle traffic. Along the path, some of the most tourist spots of the Plateau connected to the Great War can be found. The first part, until Forte Interrotto, is characterized by extremely scenic views over the central basin of the Plateau.
Depending on the seasonal weather situations, the conditions of the section of mule trail that goes from Malga Zingarella to Malga Zebio Pastorile may not be optimum. Alternatively, Malga Zebio and Malga Zebio Pastorile can be reached proceeding towards Val di Nos and turning right either at the first crossroads (Tabela locality) or at the second crossroads (Bivio Scoglio Bianco).

Sites of interest along the route:

• Monte Zebiois an important site of the Ecomuseo della Grande Guerra Prealpi Vicentine, as well as a point of passage for the Sentiero della Pace (Peace Trail).
  Sadly famous is the event of the mine (made by the Italians beginning from autumn 1916 under the Lunetta’s spur) that exploded in an untimely manner, perhaps due to a lightning strike, on 8 June 1917 at 17:30 (two days earlier than had been established), also causing an explosion in the Austrian countermine. In addition to the 120 Italian soldiers who lost their lives here, there were also more than forty officers from the Catania Brigade who were observing the Austrian positions from the Lunetta at that moment in anticipation of the Battle of Ortigara.
• The presence of numerousrecovered trenchesis highly significant, as is the Sassari Brigade War Cemetery, the promotion of which was possible thanks to collaboration with the Sardinian Municipalities where most of the soldiers who fell here were from.

Mountains in the area: Monte Mosciagh, Monte Zebio, Monte Zingarella, Monte Colombara.