The Deer Trail is a path that starts from the square of Tambre and plunges into the woods upstream, after passing through the beautiful residential village of Sant'Anna.
Nearby there is the "lama" of Lamaraz, a typical enclosed karst dolina full of water, and the House of the Book, a truly striking construction made of wooden books and made by the Venetian artist Livio De Marchi. Not far away there is also the ANA headquarters in Tambre, in front of which there is one of the ancient milestone of confinement of the Serenissima's banned forest between 1550 and 1798.
Continue, then, towards the Church of Sant'Anna until you enter the wonderful beech forest of Cansiglio, going up Col Saler to the pastures of the Tambre Alms to the Val de Piera. Leaving the forest you reach Malga Manteo, located on a beautiful terrace overlooking the Alpago and Cansiglio, but also on what you can see of the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park.
From here begins the long descent through the paths and dirt roads, which will lead you back to the village of Tambre.
USEFUL INFORMATION
Parking: Square of Tambre
Route length: 13 km
Altitude difference: 570 m
Duration: half a day
Difficulty: average
Recommended equipment: hiking shoes
Recommended period: all seasons
You are in a natural environment that requires respect:
- Prohibition of collecting flowers
- Prohibition of bathing
- No to the shouting
- Prohibition of ignition of fires
- Do not leave waste around, but throw them in the appropriate spaces (also cigarette butts, tissues, masks and wet waste)
- Minors must be accompanied
- Dogs must be kept on a leash and their collected excreta
- Do not leave the path
- Do not disturb the local fauna
It is suggested to inquire through the ARPAV website about any disturbances before embarking on the route.
