렌티아이 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

360°로 시야가 펼쳐집니다

아름다운 전망 지점, 쉽게 도달 가능

Amazing panoramic point from which to see the Dolomites. Better with the sunset light!!!!

Interesting place to eat. I found it closed in June during the week.

Paragliding take-off point

Pasture on the Belluno Pre-Alps and refreshment area in Season

A stop in Lentiài is mandatory, to visit the archpriest church of Santa Maria Assunta, dating back to 1200, but completely rebuilt in the second half of the 16th century. Inside there are two works of greatest importance: the wooden coffered ceiling (1577) with the Stories of the Madonna painted by Cesare Vecellio, and the polyptych of the Assumption, composed of ten canvases and created (mid-16th century) in the workshop by Titian. And the image of Bishop Titian - at the bottom left looking at the polyptych - is attributed to Tiziano Vecellio. There are also works by Giovanni da Mel, Cesare Vecellio, Palma il Giovane. Of no less beauty is the small fourteenth-century church of Sant'Antonio Abate in Bardiès, one of the most interesting and evocative churches in the area, entirely frescoed with the events of the saint, narrated in eighteen panels by Giovanni da Mel and Cesare Vecellio.

The M. Artent – M. Garda ridge is one of the most spectacular stretches in the entire Valbelluna, both for the vastness and beauty of its panoramas and for its natural and environmental significance. The route offers attractions in every season, but it's during the months of May and June that an impressive bloom of daffodils makes these places unique. The starting point is near the Chalet Col d'Artent (info point and refreshment point open on summer weekends) where there is a large public car park. From here, continue uphill towards Col d'Artent where, after about 1 km, the dirt road begins that continues towards Col Moscher and skirts Col dei Piatti, where several stone huts once used for livestock grazing (Casere Garda) stand out. The route ends at Malga Garda (1,333 m), open in the summer with refreshments. Along the entire route, you can admire sweeping 360° views of the Valbelluna, the Vette Feltrine, and the peaks of the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park. From Monte Garda, you can extend the hike to Capitello di Garda, the geographic border with the province of Treviso.