The Cajada Forest
Discovering the woods of the Serene Republic A circular path to discover the Cajada forest, the largest and one of the most beautiful in the Park, used for centuries by
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Val di San Martino
Between fields and rocky walls From the village of Vignui, enter the Val di San Martino (CAI signpost 803). The first stop is at the ancient church of San Martino
Di Terra e d’amore
A path for Cesare Dalfreddo A short path along the Caorame stream to remember Cesare Dalfreddo: naturalist, teacher, park guide, who passed away prematurely in 2009. A walk to discover
I circhi delle Vette Feltrine
Geological itinerary through the Buse delle Vette The Feltrine Peaks constitute a small orographic system of great scenic appeal and extremely high environmental value. In this natural setting, an extraordinary
Val Falcina
An easy loop trail with a wild charm Located on the right bank of the Mis stream, the Val Falcina is closed to the southwest by the Dolomitic walls of
Val di Canzoi
A simple loop trail around Lake Stua, in the middle part of one of the most famous valleys of the Park. Along the nature trail, the outcrops of the Dolomia Principale dominate,
The Heart’s Path
A journey into the heart of history, where ancient fortifications, Roman traces, and watch towers tell us of a distant past, immersed in the silence of the woods. Prehistoric fortifications
Covoli in Val di Lamen
Archaeological itinerary following the footsteps of the Mazarol A historical-archeological trail, discovering the “covoli”: rock shelters that hosted small prehistoric communities, now the subject of archaeological research by the Park.
Bus del Buson
It is a truly enchanting place! It is a narrow canyon 250 meters long, surrounded by high limestone rock walls (the so-called Biancone). This fascinating natural carving was created by
Para & Delta Club Feltre A.S.D.
Paragliding is considered the purest of air sports. No engine, no noise other than that of the wind we move through. It all begins here, thanks to the Feltre Monte