The fascinating Strada del Taffarel is a comfortable forest track with a mostly flat course and short ups and downs. It is surrounded by a beautiful beech forest whose origins date back to 1548, when the Republic of Venice established the "Gran Bosco de Reme di San Marco" here, whose tall trees were reserved for the production of oars for the galleys.
Also referred to as path F, it connects the road that goes up to Monte Pizzoc to the locality of Campon, snaking between bumps and small valleys, alternating slight plateaus with stretches of ascent. After passing the start of the path that sinks into the Vallorch valley, it crosses the Alta Via path no. 6, the detour to Malga Mezzomiglio and crosses the natural reserve of Pian Parrocchia - Campo di Mezzo (characterized by the mixed silver fir beech forest) before descending on the north side of Col Mazzuc.