From the Casera Bordaglia di Sotto, looking south, you can see the reliefs that form the southern side of the Val Bordaglia, that include Monte Vas (on the right) and Cima Ombladet (on the left). The side of Monte Vas has large asymmetrical folds. The direction of their axes leads them to compressions running north-east – south-west dating back to the Eocene and Lower Oligocene.
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- The temporary exhibition “The Wonders of the Underworld – Ampezzo, 20th June 2020
- The Geological Museum in Ampezzo opens next Saturday
- The temporary exhibition “Fossil fish from the Friulian Alps” opens again
- Coronavirus Emergency – extraordinary closing
- Presentation conference – book “INSIDE THE CARNIC ALPS” – Udine, 25th June 2019