Mount Tre Corni and Palantaris Loop from Braulins

This ridge walk is considered difficult and requires a good level of physical preparation and hiking experience. It includes steep sections, particularly the initial kilometer if starting from Interneppo, and some potentially exposed parts along the ridge between Monte Palantaris (1,049 m) and Mount Tre Corni (1,048 m).

The terrain is diverse, starting with steps carved into rock and entering a forest. As you ascend, the vegetation changes from chestnut and oak to rocky sections with holm oaks, then hornbeam and beech forests, and Scots pines. Higher up, it opens into grassy, treeless slopes leading to summits like Mount Brancot. You'll encounter woodland trails, rocky mountain paths, and potentially high grass in summer.

The trail offers magnificent panoramas of the plain, the Tagliamento river, the Julian Prealps, and View of Lago di Cavazzo. You'll traverse ridges connecting Mount Brancot, Monte Palantaris (1,049 m), and Mount Tre Corni (1,048 m). A short detour near the start from Braulins leads to the ancient Chiesetta di San Michele dei Pagani, and you'll pass near the ruins of Castello di Bragolino.

The one-way hike is estimated to take about 3 hours and 10 minutes. However, the full tour as described, which includes the return, can take around 8.5 hours (30377 seconds).

The best seasons for this hike are spring and autumn. It can also be pleasant in summer on cooler days, as parts of the trail are shaded. Be aware of ticks in areas with thick vegetation during warmer months.

The trail starts in Braulins. While specific parking details aren't provided, it's common to find parking near the trailhead in small villages. It's advisable to check local parking options in Braulins before your visit.

The trail is generally considered dog-friendly, but dogs should be kept on a leash, especially in areas with wildlife or other hikers. Given the challenging terrain and potentially exposed sections, ensure your dog is fit for such a hike.

No, you do not need a specific permit or to pay an entrance fee to hike the CAI 837 trail. However, as the trail is within the broader area of the Riserva Naturale del Lago di Cornino, always respect local regulations regarding nature conservation.

While there are no specific permits required for this trail, when hiking within or near the Riserva Naturale del Lago di Cornino, it's important to follow general rules for protected areas: stay on marked paths, do not disturb wildlife, do not pick plants, and carry out all your trash. Keep dogs on a leash.

You should pack proper mountain attire, including sturdy, comfortable footwear, a rain jacket, and a dry change of clothes. Wearing layers is recommended due to changing mountain weather. Long pants are suggested to protect against ticks. Don't forget water (there's a fountain in Braulins), and consider a physical map and an emergency locator app.

Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Ciclovia Alpe Adria Radweg variante di Bordano, FVG 6 - Ciclovia del Tagliamento, Sentiero delle farfalle, and Vicolo da Braide.