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-m4_navtable(← Day 6,../day6,Alta Via 2,../,Day 8 →,../day8)
-
-# Day 7 - The longest day
-
-m4_caption({{{{{August 26, 2025}}}}})
-
-## Route of the day
-
-<details>
-<summary><strong>Click to see map</strong></summary>
-<img src="../img/26-0000-map.png">
-</details>
-
-*Download the [gpx file](../gpx/av2-day7.gpx) or see the route on
-[outdooractive.com](https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/san-martino-di-castrozza-primiero-vanoi/-2025-alta-via-2-day-7/325542923/?share=%7E3zdmdrba%244ossqbdf)*
-
-## A relaxing stroll in Val Canali
-
-Last night we had to check our maps, because we were not sure which route
-we would be going, according to our plan. We did not remember that the
-guide book suggested two possible alternatives to reach the next hut,
-Rifugio Treviso: a higher mountain trail, with some challenging sections,
-and an easier one that starts by walking down the *Val Canali*, a valley
-that leads out of the Pala group and into the *Vette Feltrine* mountain
-range. Our plan was to follow the easier route, and we decided to stick
-to it.
-
-We leave the Pradidali at 7:30.
-
-![Rifugio Pradidali](../img/26-0735-pradidali.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{
-Rifugio Pradidali and a mountain behind it, in a beautiful sunny morning.
-Maybe I should have taken notes of the names of the peaks I photographed.
-Oh well, too late now.
-}}}}})
-
-![Val Canali](../img/26-0801-val-canali.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(Val Canali.)
-
-The descent is quite diverse, alternating between rocks, gravel, grass
-and forest.  There are some steel ropes that seem oddly placed in a very
-simple section, but they would probably be useful in a rainy day.
-
-![Walking down](../img/26-0814-walking-down.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{
-Walking down an easy trail, in a typical Dolomite landscape.
-}}}}})
-
-At 9:50 we reach the ruins of *malga Pradidali* (1428 meters on sea level).
-So far it has been a nice sunny day, and the walk has been easy.  But the
-end of the day will be very different.
-
-![The ruins of malga Pradidali](../img/26-0954-malga-pradidali.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{
-The ruins of malga Pradidali. A "malga" is a building where people
-temporarily lived in the Summer while their livestock grazed the high
-mountain pastures that surround it. Malga Antersasc, that we passed by on
-<a href="../day1">day one</a>, is another example. Many malgas are still
-in use nowadays, and they often sell locally-produced dairy products,
-but unfortunately for us we only found ruins so far.
-}}}}})
-
-The trail continues in the forest, and at 10:35 we pass by *malga
-Canali* (1307m).  This one *was* in use, and we could have stopped to
-eat something if we wanted, but we did not.
-
-![The pastures behind malga Canali](../img/26-1040-from-malga-canali.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(The pastures behind malga Canali.)
-
-We now have to walk up to reach Rifugio Treviso (1631m). The trail in
-the forest becomes steep, but it does not last long. We reach the hut
-at 11:40, and it is time for a break.
-
-![From Rifugio Treviso](../img/26-1206-treviso.jpg)
-
-## The return of the clouds
-
-After taking a few pictures and a slice of a typical alpine dessert (I'll
-let you guess which one), we are ready to start walking again at 12:30.
-
-Our next checkpoint is *forcella d'Oltro* (2094m). My knee has been
-good so far, but I still try not to put too much weight on it. The road
-up to the forcella is steep, and we are tired. We have done nothing but
-walking steep trails for more than a week at this point. We walk slowly,
-but steadily.
-
-![Forested mountains to the North-West](../img/26-1354-forested-slopes.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(The forested slopes on the North-West.)
-
-On our way up, we meet a couple walking down from the forcella. They
-tell us that they could see nothing at all on the other side, because
-of the fog and the clouds. We are not sure if we should take them
-literally, because it is such a sunny day on this side. But indeed,
-when we reach the tight pass at 14:30, we can see it with out own eyes.
-
-![The fog oon the other side](../img/26-1432-fog.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(The fog on the other side of forcella d'Oltro.)
-
-![The sunny side where we came from](../img/26-1439-not-fog.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{
-The side where we came from, in contrast, is perfectly sunny.
-}}}}})
-
-We need another short break, but we don't want to stay here for
-too long. As often happens in these high passes,
-the wind is strong and chilling.
-
-We thought this would be the last place above 2000 meters of the whole
-trip. Or at the very least for the day, considering that all that was
-left was walking down to the
-[Cereda Pass](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cereda_Pass).
-But we were not exactly right.
-
-## Down? Not so fast, cowboy
-
-The descent to the Cereda Pass starts very steep, and we quickly loose
-about 200 meters of altitude. But then the trail starts going up again,
-and slowly but surely we walk up, and up, and up. The road is not steep,
-but we are walking on a tight ledge on a grassy slope that requires us
-to focus.
-
-![Me on the tight ledge](../img/26-1603-tight-ledge.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{
-Me on this tight path that, for whatever reason, is leading back
-up instead of down to Pass Cereda. As you can see, I am not amused.
-}}}}})
-
-Only after we reach the altitude of 2150m do we start going down,
-but this time very slowly. We cannot see very far due to the fog,
-and in any case we would still be hyper-focused on our steps.
-But at least there are some interesting rock formations close to
-us that are worth admiring.
-
-![Some curious rock formations](../img/26-1619-rocks.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(Some interesting rock formations close to the trail.)
-
-![A tree growing on a rock](../img/26-1644-tree.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(A tree growing on top of a naked rock.)
-
-The trail gradually becomes less exposed, but more steep. My knee starts
-hurting once again, but I am not surprised, considering how long we have
-been walking since this morning.
-
-After what feels like an eternity of wandering through the fog,
-we reach the hotel at the Cereda Pass (1361m) at 18:15. After
-almost 11 hours of walk, my feet and my knees are begging for mercy.
-
-![Pastures around the Cereda Pass](../img/26-1758-cereda.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(The pastures around the Cereda Pass.)
-
-We have a private room at [Rifugio
-Cereda](https://www.rifugiocereda.com/en/), where
-we can have a shower, and we rest well. The food is
-also amazing: I have what is one of the best plates of
-[*käsespätzle*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%A4sesp%C3%A4tzle)
-of my life. By the way, over here the spätzle are prepared with spinach
-and they are green, not white; I think they do the same in Tyrol, but
-definitely not in Germany.
-
-Unfortunately, the weather forecasts for the next day are not as good
-as our dinner.
-
-m4_navtable(← Day 6,../day6,Alta Via 2,../,Day 8 →,../day8)