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- WALKING IN THE DOLOMITES - PALE DI SAN MARTINO: San Martino Altipiano - ascent 780 metres, time - 7.5 hours    'A marvellous circuit of the rolling lanscape of the Altipiano, a    very bare plateau surrounded by awe-inspiring peaks. From the    gondola, first ascend Rosetta (2743m), NW is the majestic Cimon    della Pala. From Rif. Pedrotti follow a broad path (n709) upwards    to Passo Pradidali Basso and nearby Fradusta glacier, then    descend into a desolate rubble valley to Rifugio Pradidali.    After ascending Passo di Ball (2443m) take a exposed path, with    fixed cables, surrounded by a stunning array of spires and peaks,    and finally descend towards San Martino at junction 2270m.' map :        Kompass 76 Pale di San Martino guidebook: 'Shorter Walks in the Dolomites'                 by Gillian Price (Cicerone press) start/finish: San Martino - Rosetta - Rif. Pradidali.    Passo Rolle to Rif. Mulaz - ascent 1200 metres, time - 7 hrs    'A tiring climb with steep terrain, Rif. Mulaz is superbly    located amongst dramatic peaks. The walk starts at Passo    Rolle and takes a former Austrian military road into Val    Venegia. The views are brilliant with Cimon della Pala    and Cimon della Vezzona dominating. The 600m ascent to    Passo del Mulaz (2619m) is strenous and relentless, but    the views are great and its not too long before you    reach the pass and then a 15min drop to Rif. Mulaz (2517m)    Return the same way to Passo Rolle.' map :        Kompass 76 Pale di San Martino guidebook: 'Shorter Walks in the Dolomites'                 by Gillian Price (Cicerone press) start/finish: Passo Rolle - Rif. Mulaz (2571m) - Passo Rolle.    The guides mentioned can be bought from Amazon.com Click Here To Order Online!

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