The Cuel di Lanis represents one of the last and most prominent eastern elevations of the long Chiampon ridge. Its isolated position, suspended above the Valle del Torre, and the rugged, wild environment that surrounds it, make it anything but a 'minor peak'. Its slopes, covered with fascinating forests, rise steeply towards the sky, finally leaving only rock and grass. Together, these elements shape an exceptional panoramic pulpit overlooking the Julian Pre-Alps, the Friulian plain and the Carnic Pre-Alps. The isolation of the place also makes it an authentic faunal paradise: it is not uncommon, in fact, to meet chamois on the slopes or to catch sight of griffon vultures in flight, as they silently fly over the skies of Friuli.
360° panorama over Julian, Carnic and the plain
