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To remember those who lost their lives in the war and to admire the mountains that surround us

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.

The route is very suggestive and challenging. In addition, Contrà Pria in the summer is a destination for many bathers and tourists with services that have nothing to envy of a seaside resort. Luciano

beautiful stretch to reach Arsiero from Piovene Rocchette.... away from traffic and asphalt!!!

surrounded by stunning panoramas

The Astico River owes its name, according to one theory, to the term 'àstacus', which indicates the freshwater crayfish present in some parts of the valley. Another hypothesis links it to the 'laste', smooth stone slabs lapped by the river. In Roman times, the Astico was known as Medoacus Minor, while the Brenta was Medoacus Maior.

Because it's a beautiful place

The Astico river here makes its way between rocks and canyons and creates wonderful pools of emerald water. They are swimmable, there is some small beach and shade. Ample parking.