파이 델라 파가넬라‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Beautiful places and wonderful views as well as a cycle path that allows you to go around the lake.

인상적인 조각품으로, 예술가 Martalar가 제작했으며, 단순한 예술 작품 그 이상입니다. 주변 환경과 인간 사이의 균형과 존중에 대한 깊은 메시지를 나타냅니다. 높이 6미터, 길이 8미터의 L’Orso di Pradel은 2018년 파괴적인 Vaia 폭풍으로 피해를 입은 지역에서 수집된 2000개의 낙엽송 뿌리 조각으로 만들어져 풍경을 압도합니다.

인상적인 카르스트 협곡을 통과하는 비교적 쉬운 비아 페라타로, 고도차가 많습니다.

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The work created by Martalar with over 2000 pieces of larch root left over from the Vaia storm is located a few steps from the La Montanara refuge

Nestled in the mountains of Trentino, Lake Lamar is an oasis of peace that can be reached via paths that wind through coniferous forests. Its clear waters surrounded by rocky walls and woods offer the ideal setting for a regenerating break.

Orso del Pradel is a 6m high and 8m long sculpture by the artist Martalar from Asiago (VN), built from 2000 larch roots from trees that were knocked down by Hurricane Vaia in 2018. Martalar has created similar sculptures with figures from the local animal and mythological world in several places in Trentino and Veneto, all of which were also affected by the storm. A total of 20 million trees in northern Italy were affected.

An integral part of the Argentario Ecomuseum, this body of water is located in a wooded basin at almost 1000 m above sea level, in the southern part of the Cembra Valley. Despite not having significant dimensions (it measures 310 m in length, 120 m in width, and a maximum depth of 8 metres) it represents an element of great landscape importance and a place of incredible naturalistic importance. The geological interest of the basin is given by its location on a fault that separates lava rocks (quartz porphyries) from sedimentary rocks (Calisio limestones). Its origin is very particular: the basin was certainly "worked" by glaciers, as is evident from the smoothing of the large rocks located on the north bank, today characterized by the presence of a dense reed thicket. Tufts of sedges grow almost everywhere, while its waters are surrounded by lush forests of Scots pine. In spring, the wonderful white-pink inflorescences of the fibrino clover emerge in the shallow water areas. Today the ichthyofauna guarantees a high level of fish in the lake, which has at least 10 confirmed species. Mallard ducks, coots and moorhens nest in the reed thicket in spring. But the faunal importance of the lake and the swamp is above all due to the amphibians, which come here in spring from the surrounding areas to mate and lay their eggs: as many as 6 species have been observed to date.