Lagazuoi Piccolo

Lagazuoi Piccolo is a mountain summit in the Dolomites that rises to about 2,778 meters above sea level, marked by exposed rock walls and limestone formations. The mountain offers multiple climbing routes across its solid structure.

Italian and Austro-Hungarian troops built a network of military tunnels inside this mountain during World War I. These passages were part of the intense fighting that took place in this high mountain zone.

The wooden memorial and the summit cross serve as quiet reminders of those who fought here during wartime. These markers shape how visitors experience the mountain today, connecting them to the people who once came to this place.

The mountain is accessible via the Falzarego Pass, and during warmer months a cable car provides direct access to the summit. Visitors should be prepared for changing weather conditions and bring appropriate gear.

The restored military tunnels allow modern visitors to walk through the same passages where soldiers positioned themselves during mountain warfare. Entering these underground spaces gives a direct sense of how troops lived and fought on this high peak.