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| Tresche' Conca |
| Cima di Favaro, 1433m |
| Monte Venda (Colli Euganei), 601m |
| VAL D'ASSA |
| Altar Knotto |
| Monte Cengio, 1354m |
| Monte Summano, 1296m |
| Forte Corbin |
| VAL D'ASTICO |
| Castelletto |
| Arsiero |
| Monte Cimone, 1226m |
| Monte Priafora', 1659m |
| Monte Rione, 1691m |
| VAL D'ASTICO |
| VAL POSINA |
| Monte Gramolon, 1884m |
| Monte Zevola, 1987m |
| Tonezza del Cimone |
| Monte Gamonda, 1066m |
| Monte Plische, 1991m |
| Cima Carega, 2259m |
| Cima del Calleron, 2215m |
| Forni Alti, 2023m |
| Cima Palon (Pasubio), 2232m |
| Piccolo Roite, 2119m |
| Roite, 2144m |
| Monte Buso, 2080m |
| Col Santino, 2122m |
| Col Santo, 2112m |
| Monte Toraro, 1897m |
| Spitz di Tonezza, 1694m |
| Monte Campomolon, 1853m |
| Monte Stivo, 2059m |
| Cornone di Blumone, 2842m |
| VAL D'ASTICO |
| Cima Cop di Breguzzo, 3001m |
| Cornetto, 2060m |
| Care' Alto, 3463m |
| Forte Belvedere (Werk Gschwent) |
| Osservatorio Austro-ungarico Monte Rust |
| Becco di Filadonna, 2150m |
| Lavarone |
| Cima Presanella, 3558m |
| Cima Tosa, 3134m |
| Luserna |
| Cima Brenta, 3150m |
| La Marzola, 1738m |
The Val d'Astico (Astetal in Cimbrian, a local dialect) is a valley of the Vicentine Pre-Alps crossed by the Astico torrent.
The valley opens onto the Vicenza plain and develops substantially in a south-north direction, wedging between the Asiago (Sette Comuni) plateau and the reliefs of the Pasubio massif. The "Forte di Campolongo" was an Italian fort for controlling the Val d'Astico. This area was heavily affected by fighting during the First World War. However the fort of Campolongo had no particular role in the fighting, because it was built with materials that could not withstand the power of the cannons of the time and was quickly destroyed. Now it is a magnificent panoramic point on the Val d'Astico. |
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