Ridge hike to Monte Rotondo via Cascate Doccione (CAI 433)
Ridge hike to Monte Rotondo via Cascate Doccione (CAI 433)
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Ridge hike to Monte Rotondo via Cascate Doccione (CAI 433)
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7.53km
650m
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Ridge hike through ancient beech forests to dramatic twin peaks with steel cable sections and cascading waterfalls.
Last updated: September 15, 2025
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Includes a segment that may be dangerous
A part of this route comprises technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience may be required.
After 3.43 km for 109 m
Waypoints
Start point
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1.16 km
Monte Seruca
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1.82 km
The Legendary Tenacious Beech
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3.73 km
Mount Rotondo
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Useful passage if you want to enjoy a beautiful view but …
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7.28 km
Gargoyle Falls
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7.53 km
End point
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
6.87 km
445 m
213 m
Surfaces
3.54 km
3.35 km
405 m
207 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,890 m)
Lowest point (1,240 m)
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Saturday 30 May
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Trail Reviews
📍 Departure from Rifugio Taburri. 🥾 From Taburri we follow the signs towards Libro Aperto and after a few minutes of quiet walking in the woods, we begin the climb of Mount Seruca. In fact, on the left we find the signs for our destination and we begin to climb. After a few kilometers we leave the woods and the most open stretch of walking begins. We continue towards Pizzo dei Sassi Bianchi and then slowly reach the peaks of Libro Aperto. There is a point equipped with a chain. We then continue a little further on the ridge and then descend until we return to Taburri.
Coming down from Monte Rotondo, following the track, there is a short exposed stretch equipped with a chain. Nothing particularly difficult for those who don't suffer from vertigo. If necessary, you can use the path that passes downstream