Discover Civezzano: Circular Trails, Fortress and Lake

Forte di Civezzano: visitor route through four rooms and interactive stations

At Forte di Civezzano, a visitor route leads through four rooms and is accessible to both individual visitors and organized groups. The four rooms give the tour a clearly structured sequence within the fortress. The visitor installation at Forte di Civezzano includes multimedia and interactive stations. Multimedia stations use several media, while interactive stations actively involve visitors. The visitor installation helps visitors understand the fortress’s original military functions and distinctive features.

Sentiero delle Canope, Trail No. 18, at Lago di Santa Colomba

The Sentiero delle Canope, Trail No. 18, begins near Lago di Santa Colomba and follows a circular route. A circular route returns to its starting point, forming a self-contained trail. The Sentiero delle Canope is well signposted, suitable for everyone and accessible as an easy hike lasting approximately two hours. The approximate two-hour duration can be planned as a separate hiking section when organizing the day. The clear signage makes orientation easier during the circular walk; the approximate duration of around two hours also provides a rough time frame. Along the Sentiero delle Canope, information boards explain the geology, history and lives of the Canòpi. Geology is the study of the structure and development of the Earth.

Mining history and Canopa delle Acque on special occasions

The Canopa delle Acque can be visited on special occasions as part of guided speleological tours. Speleological tours involve exploring underground cavities. The area around Lago di Santa Colomba in Civezzano is one of the areas most heavily affected by historical mining excavations.

Lake, trekking and sacred art

Lago di Santa Colomba is used by anglers as well as trekking and mountain biking enthusiasts. For planning your day, fishing, trekking and mountain biking at the lake can be considered separately. The Church of Santa Maria Assunta contains altarpieces by Jacopo da Bassano.

Family-friendly trails and legendary figures

The Sentiero di Monte Piano is a family-friendly hike through the forests of Fornace and Civezzano. A family-friendly hike is designed for families to enjoy the journey together. The Giro degli Gnomi features 23 wooden sculptures depicting dwarves, forest inhabitants and figures from local legends. Local legends are traditional stories whose figures and motifs are represented in the wooden sculptures of the Giro degli Gnomi.

Protected biotope and Ecomuseo Argentario

The Le Grave biotope has been a protected area in Civezzano since 1988. The term biotope refers to a defined habitat with its natural conditions. Guided tours of the Ecomuseo Argentario are available by reservation. Prior reservation is therefore required for the tour.

Other destinations: Imer, Carano, Fai Della Paganella, Lago, Monte Mezza, Daiano, Selva Di Levico and Bondone.

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