Monte Buso

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The Mount Buso is situated in the Southeastern side of the Pasubio group (South - East of the Trentino Region).
To reach this peak you must go through the top of the Pasubio range that presents spacious basins and long route, sometimes hard

You can enjoy this route especially in winter with ski: beautiful and unique landscapes, in solitude, the high summits around you, the spacious sights of almost the whole group and for the physical engagement asked for.
In this environment there are considerable recent tracks of story concerning the first world war like trenches, pierces, etc

Routes

Trambileno
From Rovereto drive to Vallarsa Valley in the direction of Trambileno, Pian delle Fugazze Pass.. there is a cross 3 km. after with a road sign: "Rifugio Lancia".
Drive till Giazzera (1092m.) and then go on foot along the "segnavia101".
The path starts in the wood and then becomes an easy forestal road till Malga Cheserle.
The path 101 arrives then to the beautiful Alpe Pozza and the Refuge Lancia (1650m.)..
Alpe Pozze : THE HEART OF PASUBIO
Further on till the centre of the massif, the hollow of Alpe Pozze: a wide basin between the Col Santo and Col Santino (NE) and the ridge joining the M.Buso to Roite (SE).
Here, near the Pasubio meadows (Alpe Pozza) lies the Rif. Lancia.
Giving a glance toward SE one can see the Capiluzzi saddle, between Roite and M.Buso and, in background, the higher summits of Pasubio : Dente Austriaco, Dente Italiano e Cima Palon (tragic stage of First World War) bordered by the Piana of Cosmagnon: the entire area is surrounded by steep rocky walls, the only small plan hosts the Rifugio Papa and the malghe Pasubio e Pasubietto
From Rifugio Lancia, through the wide plans of Alpe Pozze you get the base of Monte Buso.
In winter usually can be seen tracks of wild animals: chamois, foxes, hares etc

Accesses to the summit of Monte Buso:

From Bivacco Campiluzzi 2026m along the ridge toward East, in a wonderful scenery: I Sogli Bianchi, il Palon, the Folgaria e Lavarone uplands, the Brenta and Adamello groups. 

or, toward North from Monte Buso right side, from  Malga Bisorte 1584m. catching the Pass between Monte Buso and Monte Bisorte.

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