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 The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. Rank : 9.0 (average on 4 votes)Coordinates : 46.383945,12.256408 ( Open in Google Maps) Subjects : The subjects are very different! Mount Rite is a very special location for those who love photography because it can really understand many different fields of photography. Mount Rite is a mostly wooded hill 2183 meters up to 100 meters from the top when suddenly evaporates leaving the walker (in our case the photographer: D) open-mouthed in front of a landscape at 360 ° truly amazing. Chosen in World War I as a place to build one of the strongest military the most important Italian rearguard, offers lovers of history remains, restored and converted into a museum by the famous mountaineer Reinhold Messner, one of the largest and best preserved military forts of Dolomites. For this reason, the picture may range from the scope landscaped to report military history and also fauna (carefully choosing days just do). In addition, the summit offers a clear evenings, a great view of the sky that has nothing to envy to those who might enjoy an astronomical observatory on the small size and remoteness of artificial lights.Recommended equipment : The equipment needed varies greatly depending on the period in which you want to make the visit. During the summer the weather can be very hot and very hot also seen the southern exposure of the two main paths, but we must not forget this season to take away a minimum of heavy equipment and waterproof, however, a question top of more than 2000m in the Dolomites! In spring and autumn the weather is mostly warm / temperate in the presence of sunlight but can drop quickly in the event of bad weather, so it is good to be equipped with warm clothes and holding rain and WIND! In winter, temperatures are fairly inflexible and too copious rainfall is then required equipment for alpine hiking with snow shoes, warm clothing and finding avalanche devices.Best months : There is no better time ... but a worse summer! because the museum is only open in the summer, much of the tourist flow is concentrated in these months. The presence of a hut 50 meters below the summit provides a good foothold in bad weather even in winter. The dirt road that provides access to the summit is, in the cold months, shot by mechanical means and therefore can easily be covered with snow, but we must be careful to choose appropriate days, however, and out of danger of chipping snow as the manager of the said shelter warned me that there are several avalanches.How to get there : Take the A27 until Spar (BL) and for rural roads in the direction of Cadore or Valzoldana to meet respectively the towns of Venas di Cadore or oven Zoldo (of course, being an Alpine pass is accessible from different sides, I leave to you and a GPS Navigator the choice of the road but I want to clarify that for the Valzoldana the road is less busy but more tortuous). Then take the detour to the step Cibiana. The point of the beaten track is the right step. Presence of large and numerous parking areas (fee in the summer !!!). Other paths can be taken directly from the Cadore valley side or the road leading to the pass side Zoldano. Refer to card Tobacco 1: 25,000 number 25.Visits : There are no toll roads if you want to arrange, that is, without the use of the shuttle bus a few hundred meters from the refuge. Car park at the base of the path for a fee in the summer. Messner Mountain Museum Museum payment and only open in the summer. Paying shuttle both uphill and downhill.Notes : Reference sites: http: //www.monterite.it/ http://www.rifugiomonterite.it/http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Ritehttp://www.messner-mountain-museum.it/http://www.arpa.veneto.it/previsioni/it/html/meteo_dolomiti.php (WEATHER REPORTS DOLOMITE) | | Nearby:   Val d'Oten 12 km
 Longarone 13 km
 Rifugio e Lago Coldai 14 km
 Lago di Sorapis 15 km
 Campanile di Val Montanaia 16 km
 Lago delle Baste 16 km
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