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-# Day 6 - The Farangole trail
-
-|[← Day 5](../day5)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 7 →](../day7)|
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-
-## Route of the day
-
-<details>
-<summary><strong>Click to see map</strong></summary>
-<img src="../img/25-0000-map.png">
-</details>
-
-*Download the [gpx file](../gpx/av2-day6.gpx) or see the route on
-[outdooractive.com](https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/province-of-belluno/-2025-alta-via-2-day-6/325542632/?share=%7E3zdmb4fp%244ossqbdc)*
-
-## The starry night
-
-During the night I woke up and managed to catch a glimpse of a wonderful
-starry night, the likes of which I have never seen before.
-
-If you live in a place with a lot of light pollution, like every medium
-to large city nowadays, seeing *a few* stars may already be an unusual
-experience.  At the moment I live in a fairly small city, and we literally
-never see stars over here. We are lucky if we see Venus once in a while.
-
-But I grew up in a small village in a sparsely populated area, I *was*
-used to seeing skies full of stars at night. But this time, at 2500
-metres above sea level, in the middle of literally nowhere, the sky was
-soething else.
-
-I did not manage to take a good picture, sorry. I did not feel like going
-out in the freezing cold.
-
-## The Farangole pass
-
-At Rifugio Mulaz, the sun rises at 6:40 and sets at around 7:05.
-In the morning. Luckily for you, I got up early enough to catch
-the sunset.
-
-![The morning sunset](../img/25-0707-sunset.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Rifugio Mulaz is closely surrounded by high mountains.  This is the only
-spot where you could see something in the distance.  The sun rises from
-the peaks on the left of this picture, only to hide away behind those
-on the right shortly afterwards.*
-</p>
-
-It's a beautiful day, if only a bit cold. This time we get up earlier than
-usual and we are ready to leave at 7:15. The main challenge of the day
-is going to be the *passo delle Farangole* (2932 meters on sea level),
-a high mountain pass not far from the hut. Our guide book even suggests
-a possible alternative route for less confident hikers, but we believed
-it to be within our capabilities.
-
-After steep, but short, climb to *Forcella Margherita* (2655m) we reach a
-section of the trail that would not be particularly challenging, it was
-not for the fact that the track is not well marked.
-
-![The trail after Forcella Margherita](../img/25-0740-after-forcella-margherita.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The trail after Forcella Margherita, right before the Farangole pass.*
-</p>
-
-In fact, the traces of the hikers who missed the path are *more* visible
-than the actual trail, likely because said hikers made them more clear
-by backtracking their steps when they realized they were out of the
-trail. We do the same a couple of times.
-
-We soon reach the start of the equipped trail that leads to the pass,
-but I am not convinced and I decide to try climbing up the scree next
-it. This was probably a mistake, so we soon turn left and attach our
-trusty ropes to the steel supports.
-
-![Me, climbing up to the Farangole pass](../img/25-0830-up-to-farangole-pass.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Climbing up to the Farangole pass.*
-
-The track is very steep, and at times
-[exposed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_%28heights%29), but the
-steel ropes and the other supporting material is in a good state.
-Overall, this famous Farangole pass is easier than we expected.
-
-![My dad climbing down from the Farangole pass](../img/25-0851-down-from-farangole.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*And down we go. The steel ladder looks like it ends in the void,
-but actually there is an extra steel beam protruding from the
-rock, and after that there only a 60cm drop.*
-</p>
-
-After clearing the pass at around 9:00, we feel satisfied and proud of
-ourselves. My knee does not even hurt anymore.
-
-Little did we now that the truly difficult part is the Farangole *trail*,
-which we'll have to go through later this morning.  But for now, in our
-blisfful ignorance, we enjoy the beautiful weather and we take plenty
-of pictures as we walk down from the pass.
-
-![North view, towards the pass](../img/25-0910-blue-sky.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The view North, towards the mountains we have just passed.*
-</p>
-
-![A rocky plateau](../img/25-1009-rocky-plateau.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*An imposing rocky plateau on the South.*
-</p>
-
-![The view to the North-East](../img/25-1019-north-east.jpg)
-<p align="center">*The view to the North-East.*</p>
-
-## The Farangole trail
-
-As the trail gets tight and very exposed, we realize that maybe
-*this* is the section the guide book was warning us about. We
-proceed carefully, attaching our home-made harness when a steel rope
-is available. Unfortunately, most of the trail is on a narrow ledge
-surrounded by grass and soft soil, where no piece of supporting material
-can be fixed. At least it is not wet.
-
-![My dad walking on the Farangole trail](../img/25-1109-dad-farangole.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*My dad walking on a narrow section of the Farangole trail.*
-</p>
-
-![Anoher hiker](../img/25-1141-hiker.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Another hiker following us on the same trail.*</p>
-
-Since this trail is challenging and dangerous, we have to keep
-constant focus on our steps and the way ahead of us. We have little
-time to relax and enjoy the beautiful view, and we take much fewer
-pictures than we did earlier.
-
-![View from the Farangole trail](../img/25-1158-view.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The view from the last part of the Farangole trail, towards
-the East. Soon we'll have to walk down to the dry bed of the
-river at the bottom center of this picture. On the left, you
-can see the tiny line that is the Farangle trail.*
-</p>
-
-At 12:30 we reach the bottom of *Valgrande* (*Pian dei Cantoni*, 2310m).
-
-## To Rifugio Rosetta and beyond
-
-The way up to Rifugio Rosetta is steep, but short. The previous
-part was not phisically demanding, but it was dangerous and
-technically fairly challenging. I am relieved that now I can just
-let my leg bring me up, and I reach the hut at 13:05.
-
-![Rifugio Rosetta](../img/25-1321-rosetta.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Rifugio Rosetta*.</p>
-
-[Rifugio Rosetta](https://www.rifugiorosetta.it) (2581m) is easily
-reachable with a cable car, and because of this it is very crowded,
-similarly to the area around Piz Boè that we passed through on
-[day 3](../day3).
-
-This is a good time for a break, so we decide to sit down, drink
-a glass of [skiwasser](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skiwasser), and
-eat another slice of strüdel. Yes, we ate a lot of those. The one
-they serve in this hut is particularly good, with plenty of fresh
-fruit and pine nuts.
-
-We get up and leave the hut at 14:05.  The weather gets cold and foggy,
-but luckily for us it won't last long.  Our plan is to walk down until
-*Col de le Fede* (2200m) and then up again to *Pass dei Ball* (2433m).
-
-The way down is slow and tedious, and my knee starts hurting again.
-
-![Down from Rifugio Rosetta](../img/25-1519-down-from-rosetta.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Walking down from Rifugio Rosetta*.</p>
-
-The way up to the pass is steep, and there is a long section equipped
-with a steel rope. But the equipped part is actually very easy compared
-to other similar trails that we have walked this morning and in the
-previous days.
-
-![My dad walking on the equipped trail](../img/25-1606-rope.jpg)
-<p align="center">*My dad walking on this equipped section.*</p>
-
-After reaching Pass dei Ball, we walk down slowly to
-[Rifugio Pradidali](https://www.rifugiopradidali.com/eng/Home.html)
-(2278m), which we reach at 17:05.
-
-Later we would discover that there is an alternative route to
-go from Rosetta to Pradidali, which starts by walking up to the
-East and skips both the slow and tedious descent and the
-more steep section before Pass dei Ball. This alternative path was
-probably slightly easier, but it would not have saved us that much
-time and effort.
-
-The Pradidali is a nice hut, but there is no phone signal nor WiFi.
-The showers are still expensive, and when it is my turn the water boiler
-has run out of gas, and I can either wait for it to be replaced or do a
-freezing cold shower. I don't want to wait, so arctic shower here I come!
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