Leaving the car near Sonego, a small but characteristic urban agglomeration to the north of Fregona, continue north on a steep ascent, first on an asphalt road and then on a dirt road, skirting the Carron stream. When you reach a crossroads of paths, you then keep left, continuing on the dirt road that flanks the ford of the stream, until you reach the saddle where, turning right, you take Alta Via No. 6, following the signs for Madonna dell’Agnellezza. The path, from here, climbs among hornbeam and beech woods, crossing ancient rural buildings, until it reaches the cave of the Madonna dell’Agnellezza, a resting place and prayer destination where, during the year, two masses are celebrated that open and close the hiking season.

The trail then continues further uphill, leading us out of the woods in a short time and allowing us to admire the panorama of the valleys below in all its fullness.

After a few stretches traversed among the firs and among the rocks, we reach a viewpoint from which to admire the succession of aquifer basins of the Lapisina Valley and, from here, after reaching Casera Taffarel, we turn right, following a stretch of asphalt road that will allow us to reach in a short time the much coveted Rifugio città di Vittorio Veneto located on the summit of Monte Pizzoc. After refreshing ourselves and regaining our energy, we are then ready for the descent, which we can either face by following the starting route or, as in our case, by following the Direttissima, which can be taken in front of the Refuge and which will take us back to the locality “Le Briglie” where we parked the car. Attention must be paid, however, to the slope and consequent slipperiness of the path, as well as to the trees that fell along the way as a result of the Vaia storm.