Route of the Pinzano Bridge and the Artillery Battery of Colàt Hill

The itinerary starts in the hamlet of Tabine, following the track that leads to the Pinzano Bridge, where a plaque commemorates Captain Teodoro Moggio and the last Italian soldiers who defended this area in November 1917. After crossing the bridge, on the opposite side you can immediately see the old tollhouse and a metal emplacement set on a rocky spur, bearing witness to the former strategic importance of river crossings. Continuing along the SP1 road, you pass a second bridge and, shortly afterwards, a mule track on the right climbs up to the remains of the former German ossuary of Colle Pion, designed in the 1930s but never completed. Returning to the main road, continue towards the village centre and then turn right into Via Castello. After another 200 metres, taking a mule track on the left, you reach an open area where a number of ammunition shelters can be seen, small buildings once used to store munitions. Continuing along this military road, you reach the summit of Col Colàt (Quota 280), the final stop on the route. Here it is still possible to see the remains of a permanent battery, with the gun platforms where 149 mm barbette guns were positioned, an underground powder magazine, its associated six-and-a-half-metre hoist, several casemates, and the stone entrance.