Inaugurated in October 1972, the Bosco delle Penne Mozze is a memorial, surrounded by nature, born from the idea of Professor Mario Altarui. The dream of remembering with a plant and a stele all the Alpine soldiers born in the province of Treviso and fallen in the war has turned into reality thanks to the enthusiasm and determination of the Cison Alpine Group. Over an area covering more than 16,000 square meters, plants were planted, paths traced and over 2000 steles created in memory of the fallen by the master Simon Benetton. At the start of the route, the badges of the six Alpine Divisions stand in the entrance square; to the right of the three severed feathers, symbol of the memorial, there are the feet of the Alpine monument of Brunico blown up by dynamite by the South Tyrolean secessionists. Since 2001, on a monumental stele that symbolically depicts a tree, the Wood has begun to host the plaques of other Alpine sections of Italy, so as to become a place of memory not only of the Alpine Trevigiani, but of the whole country. Almost forty years after its birth, even today, the Bosco delle Penne Mozze is enriched with new elements thanks to the strong sense of belonging and the firm will to pay the right homage to those who gave their lives for the country.