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Monti del Sole

This group of mountains represents the most inaccessible area of the Park, the real "wild heart" of Dolomiti Bellunesi.
The highest peak is Piz de Mezzodì or Pizzon (2,240m).
Several gorges and narrow lateral valleys streak the sides of Monti del Sole, making their access difficult and their naturalistic and landscape value high.

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