Lago di Calaita – Cima Folga – Cima Grugola – Lago Pisorno

Rifugio Miralago

From the parking lot below Lago di Calaita and Rifugio Miralago, take a forest road toward Malga Grugola. After a hundred meters you arrive at the junction between path 347 and the forest road for Malga Grugola; follow the direction to Malga Grugola. After a short stretch there is another sign for Forcella Folga and path No. 358. Once you reach the pastures that precede Malga Grugola, you have a 360-degree view over both Pale di San Martino and Vette Feltrine. Once past the Malga, always follow the signs for path 358. Instead of the mule track there is now a faint trail between sparse vegetation, bushes, and grassy slopes. Although it is rather easy to lose track of the trail, the direction to follow is still clear enough, having as goal the ridge line and the grassy pass formed by Forcella Folga. While reaching Forcella Folga you almost imperceptibly go past the very tiny Lago delle Giarine, now almost dry. Once in Forcella Folga, the itinerary continues following trail marker 347, which with Lago Calaita and Val Pisorno cuts across the steep grassy slopes of Cima Folga and Cima Grugola. After less than an hour there is a sign for Alpe Pisorno, while a little farther on, a faded wooden sign shows you the detour to Pisorno Lake, which can be reached after passing a difference in altitude of just over a hundred meters, below Cima Arzon. At this point the itinerary descends comfortably, following the course of Rio Val Pisorno and reaching Lago di Calaita again.