Trail 362 climbs along the left-hand bank of the river Tagliamento up the Suola valley and enters the Dolomiti Friulane Nature Park. Near the Flaiban-Pacherini hut (1587m) the trail crosses the Dria stream and then rough terrain makes the ascent to the Mus pass (2063m, EE level) a tiring one. From the pass the trail heads down into the Guerra valley and then continues along the Postegae valley until it intersects with the Meluzzo valley. Turn right along trail 361 to reach the Pordenone hut (1249m). A rough track leads along the Cimoliana stream for about 15 km until the village of Cimolais (where the headquarters of the Dolomiti Friulane nature park are situated) in upper Val Cellina.

(Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia)

This whole area is part of the Dolomiti Friulane nature park, the aim of which is to care for and preserve the natural environment. The economy of the area is based on pasture, wood collection for burning and the occasional craft industry. The local women were well-known for trading in wooden utensils which they sold in city squares as far off as the Padania valley. Now, with the help of the park, the few remaining local inhabitants are receiving a boost. Towards the west there is a link to the Piave river valley and the villages of Erto, Casso and Longarone, sadly affected by the Vajont dam tragedy in 1963. (The work of Mauro Corona on this issue is of great interest). The harsh, poor environment has led to strong migration away from the area.
(Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia)