Soraga - Tamion - Soraga

and turn left towards the mountain. Walk straight on for approximately 150 metres and then turn right. Go past the steep crag made of "Val Gardena" sandstone, whose red formations can be seen below in the gorge. The slope is very steep and difficult, but the part further up is sheltered by trees and climbing is therefore not so hard. Here and there you can see little clearings, covered by meadows. They become increasingly wide until you come out into open space and finally reach the plain near a little fir and larch wood. Here you absolutely have to take a break: to have a little rest and to look around. A small rise in the ground on the left is the perfect position for admiring the fantastic view to the south with Soraga and Moena and to the north with "Tamion" above, surrounded by grassland and crowned by the "Larséch" crags. Continue straight on through meadows bathed in sunlight. Some winding bends help to climb the slope. An old barn shows that you have arrived at "Tamion". On the way towards the centre of the hamlet you will find two fountains where you can freshen up. To go back it is advisable to follow the same route in the opposite direction.

Author's advice:

Walking poles.

Fountains and rest stops are located only in Soraga and "Tamion".