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FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
UDINE
MOGGIO UDINESE
CATENA CENTRALE CARNICA Monti d'Incarojo e di Moggio

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Stage point (start or end of stage)
Intermediate accommodation possibility
Summit
Pass
Town, village
Other locality

Catering
Doctor
Chemist
Bakery / grocery
Hardware / sports shop
Post
Bank / cash dispenser
Train
Coach
Taxi
Open automobile access

A Tarred or paved road
B Dirt track
C Mule trail
D Mountain trail
E Equipped trail (cables, ladders)
F No trail

Stroll / tourism (broad, non-exposed trail)
Hiking (mountain trail, in places narrow and exposed)
Alpine route (equipped or very exposed section, snow field, blocks)
B11 Resiutta » Rifugio Grauzaria
  |   9h20   |   28.5 km   |   3373 m   |   2440 m

The trail first leads down to Moggio Udinese. After Moggessa it climbs through the valley of the Glagnò Torrent to Nuviernulis Pass. On the way down the trail goes through Foran da la Gjaline to the nearby Grauzaria Hut.

Point Segment
Name Services Information Marking
Resiutta
317 m
| E  3 km / 0h30
Borgo Povici
700 m
| E  3 km / 1h00
Sella M. Sflincis
792 m
| E  3 km / 0h40
Moggio Udinese
373 m
| E  6 km / 2h00
Moggessa di là
530 m
|   10.5 km / 4h30
F.ca Nuviernulis
1732 m
| E  1.5 km / 0h20
Foran da la Gjaline
1503 m
| E  1.5 km / 0h20
Rifugio Grauzaria
1250 m
Detailed route description
Natural and cultural heritage
Other long-distance trails and alternative routes
Connection to the Red trail: hike along trail nr. 435 “Alta via Val d’Incaroio” to Cason di Lanza pass and hut. Then reach the Pramollo pass, state border to the Austrian Republic, where Via Alpina Red Trail comes along.
Useful topographic maps
  • 018 ~ TABACCO (1:25000)
  • 013 ~ TABACCO (1:25000)
Useful guidebooks
  • Andar per monti in Friuli Venezia Giulia ~ Istituto Geografico de Agostini (ISBN 88.402.9640.9)
  • Alpi Carniche, vol. I ~ CAI - TCI (ISBN 88.365.0344.6)
  • Via Alpina Gelber Weg, Evamaria Wecker ~ Bruckmann (ISBN 978-3-7654-4858-7)
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  • Julien - 2020-07-16
    Le passage délicat rapporté dans le précédent commentaire se passe bien. Ce n'est pas technique, la désecalade est facile. Je mets une photo pour le montrer.
    La montée de Moggessa à la forcella Nuviernulis est interminable et sans grand intérêt hormis le début du canyon et l'approche finale. L'autre côté est bien plus beau.
    J'ai continué sur le refuge Monte Sernio. Le 14 juillet, un torrent coulait à 5mn du refuge casera del mestri. La descente après Monte Sernio ne présente pas beaucoup d'intérêt.
  • Vaeltava tohtori - 2018-07-13
    The third bridge over Glagnò stream is in ruins. Whats left is a short cord to use to descend or ascend to and from floorbed, over knee high cold water. Reroute or have your own cord with you. I turned back and skipped the etappe.
  • Jean-Louis Giraud - 2015-01-01
    Nuit à MOGGIO UDINESE. Le matin,traversée de la Forca di Mogessa pour rejoindre les deux hameaux de Mogessa après de courtes difficultés dues au mauvais état du sentier.Arrivé au pied du Vallon du Glagno pour rejoindre le Col de Forca Nuviernulis, j'ai fait demi tour...De récents orages avaient provoqué des éboulements sur le sentier. Faute d'information sur la suite de l'itinéraire, j'ai rejoint le Rifugio GRAUZARIA en parcourant l'itinéraire 418, traversant VURINS puis GRAUZARIA en fond de vallée avant une dernière et longue remontée en forêt vers le refuge...Temps orageux et chaud.Très bon accueil du gardien dans un refuge désert.Excellent repas constitué de spécialités locales. Douche chaude et nuit tranquille...
    Cet itinéraire est une alternative raisonnable dans un secteur peu fréquenté ou il est parfois difficile d'obtenir des renseignement fiables et récents
    Automatic translation [Google]
    Overnight MOGGIO UDINESE. In the morning, crossing the Forca di Mogessa to join the two hamlets Mogessa after short difficulties due to the poor condition of sentier.Arrivé at the foot of Vallon Glagno to reach the Col de Forca Nuviernulis I turned around .. .de recent storms had caused landslides on the trail. Lack of information on the implementation of the route, I joined the Rifugio Grauzaria browsing Route 418, then through VURINS Grauzaria valley floor before a final, long climb through the forest to the refuge ... Stormy Weather and chaud.Très welcome keeper désert.Excellent refuge in a meal of local specialties. Hot shower and quiet night ... This route is a reasonable alternative in a low traffic area and it is sometimes difficult to obtain reliable and recent information
  • Thierry M - 2014-01-27
    Monaco - Trieste
    rif Grauzaria if off the Via Alpina and can be avoided if you do not need water/food.
    Forcella Nuviernulis is what I considered the last piece of mountain before Trieste (only Matajur left after)
    F. Nuviernulis - Moggio Alto is about 4h going down, water stream on the way near Mogessa di la hamlet.
    Via Alpina goes up to Sella M. Sflincis but really not worth it.(will prefer walking the road to Resiutta than going up there for not seeing anything).
    Upcoming Val Resia in a wild zone, not much water if staying up (only one important water spot not far before going down to Stolvizza otherwise nothing)
    Val Resia is dry in summer (no water in most side streams except the main resia), be careful for snakes and lightnings (locals advices)
  • Carol - 2013-11-01
    A couple km above B.go Povici (near Resiutta), not far after the meadow with the little chapel, the trail enters an area signed as “forbidden except for workers.” We passed anyway and soon reached a new roadcut, with no signage. We eventually found the trail up the road to the right and spent the next two or so hours alternating between road and trail, up over rock and brush piles, through muddy stretches, keeping an eye out for widely spaced markers. In Moggio Udinese, the Auberge Leon Bianca was friendly and reasonable.
  • EllieSektionBritannia - 2011-10-03
    From Prato di Resia, we walked down along the river bank to Resiutta. You could get the bus from Stolvizza-Prato-Resiutta-Moggio. If you stay at Prato, there are shops with groceries, a bar and a pattisserie/cafe at San Giorgio. From Resiutta we got the bus to Moggio. Don't miss the abbey, it's close to the route. Albergo San Gallo is down in the village and has wonderful food. During our fortnight we only had the local speciality once (fricco). It's tasty but very filling. Roll on next year, next stage.
  • michelene - 2010-07-02
    Pourriez-vous me dire comment me rendre de Fontanazzo à Resuitta car je laisse mon véhicule a Fontanazzo et reprends la Via alpina(commencé a Trieste) de Resuitta.Merci pour votre aide ,sachant que je commence le 13 juillet!!!!!
    Automatic translation [Google]
    Could you tell me how to get from Fontanazzo Resuitta because I leave my vehicle Fontanazzo and rebuke the Via Alpina (started Trieste) of Resuitta.Merci for your help, knowing that I'm starting July 13th!!
Last update : 2009-12-03