The mostly easy route leads into the San Nicolò valley, which is located in the “Marmolada” system of the UNESCO Dolomites and is a good example of a rural landscape at high altitude.
The valley is important in Europe due to its wealth of flora and its many rare species and because a number of endangered animal species have chosen to make their home there and reproduce.
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