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-m4_navtable(← Day 7,../day7,Alta Via 2,../,Day 9 →,../day9)
-
-# Day 8 - The Troi dei Caserin
-
-m4_caption({{{{{August 27, 2025}}}}})
-
-## Route of the day
-
-<details>
-<summary><strong>Click to see map</strong></summary>
-<img src="../img/27-0000-map.png">
-</details>
-
-*Download the [gpx file](../gpx/av2-day8.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-8/325543034/?share=%7E3zdmeu44%244ossqbdb)*
-
-## A damp morning
-
-Today the final part of Alta Via 2 begins. We are entering the *Vette
-Feltrine*, a part that is perhaps less well-known by tourists, but no
-less beautiful. The trails we'll have to walk are going to be narrow,
-often steep.
-
-The weather forecasts for the day are not great, but we
-should reach [Rifugio Boz](https://www.rifugioboz.it/) (1718 meters
-on sea level) before it starts raining. For now there is just a thick fog,
-and the weather is unpleasantly hot and humid.
-
-![Rifugio Cereda, with the Pala Group in the background](../img/27-0740-cereda.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{Our last sight of Rifugio Cereda and the Pala Group.}}}}})
-
-We leave at 7:45. At first we walk on a secondary paved road, then on
-a dirt road.  Both my guide booklet and the signs try to make us walk
-downhill towards the nearby villages of Matiuz and Padreterno, but there
-is a clearly faster road that stays in the forest and leads to the
-start of the actual trail.
-
-![Some signs, none pointing to where we are going](../img/27-0833-sign.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{
-The top sign is marked as "AV2", for Alta Via 2. There is a gap that
-was probably filled by a sign pointing left, which is the way we took.
-I suspect someone - perhaps the local forest authorities - removed
-the sign because they did not want people to go that way, but I
-can't imagine why. Or perhaps the sign simply fell off.
-}}}}})
-
-After about one hour of walk in the forest, the actual trail begins.
-The humidity is very intense, still unpleasant. Unfortunately this also
-means that the pictures of the day are very... foggy.
-
-![The valley in the fog](../img/27-0945-fog.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{The valley behind us, in the fog.}}}}})
-
-## L'Intaiàda
-
-The trail becomes steep, and then extremely steep. We walk along
-a vertical wall of granite, where a narrow passage is carved out.
-Indeed, this part of the trail is called *L'Intaiàda*, which
-can be roughly translated as *The Carved-Out*.
-
-![L'Intaiàda](../img/27-1022-intaiada.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{Admittedly not the best picture of L'Intaiàda.}}}}})
-
-The trail continues, narrow and exposed, but well equipped with some
-sturdy metal ropes where needed. It requires some attention, but I don't
-find it scary or particularly difficult; there is always some rock or
-support piece I can hang on to rest while I think about the next steps.
-
-![Another section of L'Intaiàda](../img/27-1107-intaiada-2.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(Another section of L'Intaiàda.)
-
-![The steep trail](../img/27-1145-comedon.jpg)
-
-The trail continues very steep, and at 12:05 we reach the *Pass del
-Comedon* (2130m).
-
-![View from the pass](../img/27-1209-comedon-2.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(View from the pass.)
-
-## A quick break at Bivacco Feltre
-
-From the pass we walk down an extremely steep trail, initially very
-exposed, then less scary.
-
-My left knee has been doing well so far, but suddently I feel an acute
-sting of pain that almost makes loose my balance. This is not good. It
-is also very different from the constant, mild to moderate pain that I
-have felt when walking downhill in the past few days. But I push through,
-slowly and steadily.
-
-The fog becomes even thicker, at times we can't see much farther than
-20-30 meters.
-
-![We are close to Bivacco Feltre](../img/27-1254-fog.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{We are close to Bivacco Feltre, but we can't see it.}}}}})
-
-For a brief moment I catch a glimpse of *Bivacco Feltre* (1930m), a
-[sheet metal shelter](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bivouac_shelter)
-where hikers can wait for the bad weather to subside, or spend the night
-in case of need.
-
-![Bivacco Feltre](../img/27-1303-bivacco-feltre.jpg)
-
-m4_caption(Bivacco Feltre.)
-
-We reach the bivouac at 13:05, and we decide to take a break. We eat
-a protein bar and refill our water bottles. Unfortunately, we can see
-literally nothing besides the meadow around us, and the fog.
-
-![The view from Bivacco Feltre](../img/27-1319-fog-view.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{
-Our view from Bivacco Feltre. The guide book describes the place
-as "pleasant and majestic". I guess I'll have to trust them on this one.
-}}}}})
-
-We need some rest, but we don't want to wait for too long. The journey
-is still long, and if we don't reach our destination before 17:00 we
-will probably be caught by the forecasted thunderstorm. We leave the
-bivouac at 13:30.
-
-## The Troi dei Caserin
-
-From the shelter we walk down, loosing about 200 or 300 meters of
-altitude. We quickly gain them back, as the trail continues upwards.
-The fog is still very thick, we can't see further than 10m.
-
-The trail so far is not particuarly hard, but there are some interesting
-passages where we have to cross some waterfalls and some small water
-streams.  Or maybe I found them interesting only because my bad knee
-prevented me from pushing with my left leg and I had to make some complex
-alternative manouvers.
-
-![A waterfall with a small pond](../img/27-1350-waterfall.jpg)
-
-At 14:50 we reach *Col dei Bech* (1960m), which means *Ibex' hill*.
-And in fact, just after Cold dei Bech, in one of the rare moments when
-the fog let us see at more than 15 meters, we did see a small family
-of chamois.  Ok, not quite ibex, but close enough.  Judging from the
-quantity of warm shit that we saw on the trail, they had probably walked
-right ahead of us for a while.
-
-We continue on this trail that becomes increasingly narrow and exposed,
-difficult in some sections. We are on the *Troi dei Caserin* ("the
-Caserins' trail").
-
-![Troi dei Caserin](../img/27-1545-caserin.jpg)
-
-There are some steel ropes in the most dangerous parts, but not for
-long: soon we reach a grassy section, and the trail becomes ever
-more narrow. On our left, the emptiness of a hundred-meters free fall is
-hidden by the fog. My aching knee makes everything even more challenging.
-
-We did not take many pictures of this part of the journey, mainly because
-we were focusing on keeping our feet on the ground. Apparently, my dad
-and I walked this same trail some 15 years ago, when it was covered in
-half a meter of snow. And I say apparently because, even though we both
-remember that trip quite well, we have no recollection of taking such a
-dangerous path in those conditions. But there is no alternative road,
-so we must have done it... somehow.
-
-At 16:45 we reach *Pass de Mura* (1867m). The view opens up, but we
-can't quite see our destination yet.
-
-![Malga Neva (not where we are going)](../img/27-1644-pass-de-mura.jpg)
-
-m4_caption({{{{{
-You see the tiny building down there? It is not Rifugio
-Boz, but Malga Neva. Luckily for us, the Rifugio is closer than that.
-}}}}})
-
-We walk down from the pass and we reach [Rifugio
-Boz](https://www.rifugioboz.it/) (1718m) at 17:05. Just as we walk
-through the door, a strong storm begins.
-
-## At Rifugio Boz
-
-We are tired, hungry and our muscles are sore. As we check in, the hut
-manager asks us if we are walking the Alta Via. We respond that yes,
-we are, and tomorrow we will be going all the way to [Rifugio Dal
-Piaz](https://www.rifugiodalpiaz.com), and we'll finally walk down
-victorious to Croce d'Aune in the evening.
-
-"Are you sure about that?" - she says.
-
-"Why?" - we ask, not sure if she was joking or not.
-
-"Have you seen the weather forecast?"
-
-m4_navtable(← Day 7,../day7,Alta Via 2,../,Day 9 →,../day9)