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The mountain which overlooks Calloneghe<\/a> area is Mount Piz at 1858 meters of altitude. It is characterized by Lastron de Piz, a large rock slab originated by 1771 landslide.<\/p>\n\n

Mount Piz landslide is famous to be the one who gave origins to Alleghe Lake<\/a>: the enormous quantity of rock material fallen down from the mountain created a natural dam who stopped Cordevole river course. This natural dam gave origin to Alleghe Lake.<\/p>\n\n

Mount Piz is reachable from Bramezza<\/a> village following the forestry road to Casera Bur and Tabiai Forca, the place where it is possible to observe the landslide starting point. <\/p>\n\n

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