From Piam del Keserle to Rifugio Lancia via Malga Zocchi and Monte Testo

<p>Trenches, galleries, views over the Vallarsa and the Piccole Dolomiti</p>

<p>The route crosses a suggestive beech forest and then a meadow dominated by the characteristic buildings of <a href="http://www.visitrovereto.it/gusta/prodotti-tipici/agriturismo-malga-zocchi/">Malga Zocchi</a>. From the top of <strong>Monte Testo</strong>, the relief located just behind the hut, on clear days the view stretches over the wide panorama that from east to west includes the highest peaks of <strong>Monte Pasubio</strong>: the Italian and Austro-Hungarian Teeth, Cima Palon, the <strong>Piccole Dolomiti</strong>, the chain overlooking the <a href="http://www.visitrovereto.it/scopri/territorio/valli-del-leno-montagne-di-storia/vallarsa-tra-le-rocce-e-il-cielo/">Vallarsa</a> including Cima Levante and Monte Zugna, up to admiring in the distance <strong>Monte Altissimo</strong> and the <strong>Monte Telegrafo</strong> chain, located between Lake Garda and the Adige Valley. Just below the summit of Monte Testo, the <strong>Austro-Hungarian army</strong> carved a complex of <strong>galleries</strong> and <strong>shelters</strong> of considerable interest which, now cleared of debris that partially blocked access thanks to the work of the S.A.T. members of Rovereto, is of great interest.</p>