Mauro Antonello

The only parking spot is at the Rivai cemetery. Returning to the road, after 300 meters, turn right onto Via Tol. This paved road climbs gently uphill/downhill to the village of Tol. You can ascend from here or just beforehand from the small road branching off to the left. An easy climb, then a trail

There's a large parking lot at the entrance to the village on Via del Maso (playground). You skirt the walls of Cison Castle and follow an easy, semi-flat path around the valley. After crossing the stream, you descend for a few minutes and, passing a beautiful, impeccably renovated mountain hut, you

A pleasant walk along dirt roads, paths, and asphalt sections, allowing for a more extensive tour of the lake. A sign near the parking lots indicates four different-colored routes of varying lengths. The most tedious section is the one up to Lapio, entirely on asphalt, but with very little traffic. After

A pleasant, undemanding walk. The small hamlet of Cassanego and its surroundings are the perfect place for a breath of fresh air. The views across the plain are excellent.

A beautiful hike starting from Villa dei Vescovi (park near the church or just before) along gentle slopes. The climb to the Pirio crests (a rock climbing wall) and the subsequent crossing is the highlight of the tour. Going counterclockwise, the climb is accessible to everyone. It's a short, easy climb

From the center, head toward Petrarca's house. Shortly after, following CAI signs for path 3, the trail climbs gently. The Mottolone area is a plateau that descends (or ascends) between two valleys. The trail is surrounded by broom bushes. It must be stunning in bloom. An attempt to extend the hike back

A pleasant hike starting from Valli del Pasubio, following the Leogra stream, leads to the hamlet of Bariola. For a few years now, a charming nativity scene and a reenactment of ancient crafts have been set up here among the narrow streets and inside old stables. The mannequins' faces are faithful reproductions

Considered the shortest walk in Italy, it starts from the village of Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia, where there's convenient parking. We did it independently, but officially, it starts from the headquarters, with the option of stamps and a final certificate. The area is very picturesque: Etruscan tombs

Piazza San Michele Park. Cross the railway, turn right a few hundred meters, and begin climbing. Several trails intersect; however, following the signs, a modest climb leads to the cross. Continue along the ridge. The trail is always clearly visible. We reach the summit of Monte Altare/Antares (450m

From the center of Lozzo Atestino, go up Via San Giuseppe and Via Viezzo, and park just before or after Casa Borotto. The route is very simple, well-marked, and easily reaches the summit chapel. The tour around the mountain is equally easy. Avoid after rain.