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Worth visiting a few hundred meters away is the Italian fort of Campo Molon and the splendid horseshoe-shaped gallery.

Remains of Fort Dosso delle Somme

Arrival point of various routes that go up from Posina, from Passo Coe, from Val delle Lanze

Lake or Basin for Artificial Snowmaking

Crossing point to descend towards Passo Coe or Tonezza

The Torrione di Pedescala, in medieval times but perhaps already in Roman times, was the military observation outpost on the upper Val d'Astico, which has always been a gateway for Germanic and barbarian populations to the plain. It had a direct visual connection with the castle of Velo, further down the valley, of which a tower and 10 metres of walls survive today; the latter was in turn visible from the castle of Cogollo, at the mouth of the valley, which has now completely disappeared: this system allowed for the sighting and reporting of any invasion dangers well in advance.

Lake Coe is a 100,000 cubic meter reservoir, fed by nearby aqueducts, created in 2011 for the artificial snowmaking of the nearby ski resorts. It was built to look like an alpine lake, in the middle of the Folgaria Plateau, surrounded by large meadows and coniferous woods: a lovely oasis of peace and silence. It has a large free car park and a refreshment point (the Hangar Bar, open only in spring-summer): you can sunbathe and relax in the surrounding greenery, but the lake is not suitable for swimming.

The Dosso della Somme fort was the most important outpost of the defensive line of the plateaus