Ramaz Alm

The malga is open during the first and last weeks of pasture, while activities move to malga Lodin Alta during the intermediate period. The Stua di Ramaz is located nearby, East of the Chiarsò torrent. The site takes its name from the large barrier (“stua”= enclosure) once built to facilitate the transportation of timber towards the valley. On July 15th 1944, while exploring the north-eastern Carnia mountains, German soldiers killed some shepherds in Malga Cason di Lanza and Malga Confin e Meledis. A memorial stone featuring the writing “peace to the fallen ones – aid to themselves” was erected in 1946 to commemorate the victims from Lanza and Cordin, and can be found on the path leading from Paularo to Cason di Lanza via the Ramaz Shelter. From the shelter, visitors can reach the Cason di Lanza pass and either proceed on the road towards Pontebba or follow CAI trail n. 454 towards the Fabiani Refuge.