Mauro Antonello

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.

Parking at the Erterle Refuge (very nice, friendly staff, overnight accommodations available). A very pleasant hike through the woods, with a gentle slope, intersects with the forest road that leads from Vetriolo to Malga Masi (unfortunately, Vaia has also devastated this area). The mountain hut is located

A pleasant walk starting from the Legno Restaurant parking lot, it climbs gently through the woods on the northern side of the valley. At the Busa del Mocheno, there's a lookout overlooking the Valsugana Valley, Fravort, and the mountains above Roncegno. Traces of Italian positions from World War I can be seen.

There's a large parking lot near the church of Campo. There's no point in driving further uphill; there's no room. Climb for five minutes and intercept the ascent path on the right. The first section is quite steep, climbing slabs of reddish rock. The trail isn't marked but is easily visible. The northern

There's a small parking lot at the start of the road. The first section of the route is a dirt road, then a steep trail begins that offers no respite for a good half hour. Once you reach the Madal meadows, you'll cross the CAI trail that heads toward Mount Spinoncia. The climb continues, with a gentler

Parking is available at the entrance to the town, or along the main road. Alternatively, 500 meters beforehand, there's a cemetery with plenty of parking. From the first parking lot, cross the road and continue downhill (Via Calbin). Turn right (Contrà dei Munari) and you'll find the first mills. Climb

A leisurely stroll outside the city walls. Starting from the former "Ceo Pajaro" restaurant (a genuine custodian of local stories I've had the privilege of learning about).

This easy hike starts just before the Valmaron refuge and climbs toward Malga Primo Lotto. It follows woods, forest roads, and trails, with gentle ups and downs, past Casara Palma, and around Mount Chempele. In summer, the southern section (a good portion) is completely sunny. The Marcesina/Valmaron