Holidays in Tyrol : Klobenstein, Paneveggio and Obladis.- (Tauchnitz-Edition ; 1976)
at Primiero, must un den tate a few hours* jouraey from Agordo on mule-back, or return by thè way they carne to the Brenner railway, or drive from Belluno down Val Sugana till they strike the railway at Trent. From Neumarkt on that railway, Campidello at thè head of the Fassathal, or Primiero, beyond the Costonzeila Pass, is accessible by a car- riage, with a view of thè very grandest of the dolomites on thè way. A few years hence there 'will be' greater facilities of approach, for a road is projected
, which, Crossing thè hills in thè neighbourhood of Buchenstein, will connect Fassa with the Ampezzo. A holiday-seeker pressed for time would find it possihle to start from London, cross thè Brenner, trave! all thè way to Bel luno, and return, by way of Ampezzo, within three weeks, For travellers who find thè South too hot, the North offers agreeable alternatives, among which Obladis, on a pleasant height in the valley of the Upper Ino, Claims attention., The name, shortened from Ober- Ladis, is well
