The T3 Observatory Tower exceeds 30 metres and is well integrated into the environment thanks to the use of untreated larch wood and reflective aluminium. Access allowed to people with disabilities.
The observatory tower, which on one side houses a sports climbing wall, allows a panoramic view of the peaks of the Pale di San Martino and Cimonega and represents a spectacular point of reference for tourists and international climbers. More than 30 metres high, it fits harmoniously into the environment thanks to the use of materials such as untreated larch wood and reflective aluminium, climbing plants and transparency. Access is granted to people with disabilities thanks to an elevator that allows you to reach the observation point. The tower is also the entrance portal to the interpretive path, a 7-kilometre-long ring starting from the Chalet Giasenei, with totems that speak of wood, grass, mountaineering and geology.
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The view of the peaks of the Pale di San Martino and the Cimonega.
