Among the mountain communities of Veneto, Valli del Pasubio stands out for its close relationship with the Pasubio massif and the First World War front. The municipality spreads through the upper Leogra Valley, where steep Alpine slopes lead towards the borderland between Veneto and Trentino. Pasubio was fiercely contested during the war, and its terrain still preserves the memory of that period. Near the village, the Strada delle 52 Gallerie is a military road built by the Italian Army in 1917; its 52 tunnels made it possible to move supplies under cover from enemy fire. Today, the route is a major objective for walkers exploring the mountain. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on the Pasubio massif and Leogra Valley.
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