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Last updated: September 27, 2026
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whoever has climbed the steep ascent up to here can either go directly along the ridge at the top or follow the marking down into the valley on the other side
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the road is "technically" closed, but you can pass by bike
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Forcella di Pala Barzana (840 m) is a well-known pass in the Carnic Prealps, located along the provincial road 63 which connects Val Colvera (Frisanco, Poffabbro) and Val Cellina (Andreis). It is a reference point for cycling ascents from both sides, as well as a starting point for excursions on Monte Raut, Jouf or Fara. There is no structure of any kind, except for a large area for parking, a large wooden canopy for picnic use, and a monument to fallen alpine soldiers.
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crossroads of paths and dirt roads to Mount Cereis and Mount Valinis, as well as the connection to Lake Redona
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The Forchia di Meduno is a small secondary pass that connects Meduno with Campone, the Arzino Valley and the Tramontina Valley.
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Once you reach the saddle, this monument reminds you of times gone by, makes you pause and points to the good times in which we are allowed to live.
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Since I am an Alpine (128 AUC), I always stop to read the names of those who fell in war and silently send my thoughts of respect and brotherhood.
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The descent to the west towards Lago di Barcis was closed in July 2024 because the road had slipped in some places. Construction work was underway, but cycling was possible without major problems. There were also many cyclists travelling in both directions.
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