운하 산 보보 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A beautiful bivouac located in a very windy spot, with a spring reported nearby (which I didn't see)

path that requires a minimum of attention

Starting from Imer the path is initially paved and flat, then there is first a mule track that takes you up a bit and finally a rather steep path that reaches the little church of San Silvestro. A path not to be underestimated, easily passable by trained people.

Pradi de Tognola is an ancient rural settlement composed of some farmhouses, stables and barns. Some structures can be visited in summer

The Siega de Valzanca is a hydraulic sawmill, rebuilt at the end of the nineties by the Paneveggio Pale di San Martino Park, where once stood the building of the same name that operated until the end of the fifties of the twentieth century. In the summer, demonstrations of its operation are organized

very panoramic tour on Lake Caldonazzo, which also includes the Austro-Hungarian fort of Tenna as well as the church of S. Valentino. This one also has little difference in altitude, suitable for families even with strollers, but with large wheels. A slightly challenging climb but short, if you go up from loc. Brenta towards the church.

View under the church

According to a legend, the original location chosen for the construction of the church was much further down the valley, but the stones brought for the construction mysteriously disappeared, only to be found on the spur where the church stands today, which is why it was decided to build it there. Another legend tells of a woodcutter who was escorted by the gendarmes from Caoria towards Primiero, accused of murder; when they reached the Gobbera pass, in sight of the church of San Silvestro, the woodcutter invoked the saint proclaiming his innocence, and by a miracle the chains that bound him fell; in memory of this miracle the chains are preserved in the church