세구시노 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Cason de Bazin은 Monte Zogo로 이어지는 능선에 위치한 Col de Fì 지역의 해발 1200m에 있는 개인 산장입니다.

Take the easy bike & car route. The trail is in bad condition and without views.

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Dirt parking convenient for going up to Stramare

A well thought out ring, to be careful when crossing the woods before reaching Poset!

Framed by the woods, Stramare is an enchanted village which today has only five inhabitants. It was founded in the seventeenth century by Istrian charcoal burners attracted by the abundance of wood and water in the area. A curiosity: here everyone has the same surname (Stramare), which made it necessary to use nicknames to distinguish the different family branches.

For blooms in June.

Stramare (420 m above sea level) is a small village nestled at the bottom of the valley that leads to Milies (680 m above sea level), on the slopes of Mount Zogo. After a centuries-old history, started at the beginning of the 17th century by charcoal burners from Istria, today the village is completely uninhabited. There remains the occasional presence of property owners divided between locals and holidaymakers. At the beginning of the 20th century, Stramare had over 140 inhabitants, and until a few decades ago it continued to live in a particular form of autonomy with its own primary school, the tavern, the small church of S. Valentino, the patronal feast, sociality in the stable rows, the wise division of tasks with methods rooted over time. Then, the greater comforts of work and homes in the valley slowly emptied it. Stramare was also "the" surname of the people of the village, hence the definition "Stramare. A village, a surname”. Currently Stramare is a delightful village surrounded by greenery, bordered by small streams, characterized by stone houses, partly renovated for short and relaxing stays. The silence, the mild temperature, the presence of typical flora and fauna give it an aspect that fills the sensitive soul. The small circular church of S. Valentino and the ancient stone fountain represent the "centre of the town"; precisely these two elements come together in "el fontanel de san Valentin" whose water, which is particularly good, takes on beneficial powers for lovers. This same small square and all the open spaces of the village lend themselves to various events: musical concerts, declamation of Dante's verses, themed exhibitions, meetings with writers, folklore events. In particular, some old houses are specially reopened on Valentine's Day, the patron saint's day.