Starting from Lake Paneveggio, near the hamlet of Pùlesi (1459 m) and the old Venetian sawmill, the trail immediately opens onto a quiet, luminous landscape. Following the shoreline, you join trail no. 337, which climbs steadily toward the Pian di Ceremana, a wide natural balcony overlooking the Lagorai porphyry peaks.
From here, the route continues along trail no. 376, crossing high‑altitude meadows and rocky slopes that reveal the wild character of this mountain range. The ascent leads to the Bragaròlo ridge (2181 m), where the scenery becomes more open and mineral, until reaching the spectacular Forcella Bragaròlo (2527 m). Here stands the Aldo Moro Bivouac (2565 m), an essential and panoramic shelter—perfect for a break before the final stretch.
From the saddle, a short and enjoyable climb over easy rock steps leads to the Cima di Bragaròlo, where the view embraces the Paneveggio Forest, the long Lagorai ridge, and the peaks stretching all the way to Passo Manghen.
Hiking times: Lake Paneveggio → Aldo Moro Bivouac: approx. 4 hours Bivouac → Cima di Bragaròlo: 30 minutes
Return
The descent follows trail no. 349 eastward to Forcella Ceremana (2426 m). From here, trail no. 337 leads gently back down to Lake Paneveggio through the Val Ceremana.
Return time: approx. 3 hours and 30 minutes.
A landscape shaped by history
The scree slopes and ridges of the Lagorai still preserve traces of the First World War: stone walls, walkways, and remnants of military posts emerge among the porphyry boulders. Walking here means crossing an authentic environment where nature has slowly reclaimed what humans once transformed.
