Imagine walking on a mountain that tells many stories… it is the GEOTRAIL DOS CAPÈL!
Vanished seas, exploded volcanoes, rocks from millions of years ago: discover the geology of the Dolomites thanks to two gamebooks and two variations on a route with themed stations full of curiosities for you!
The short path (2.5 km) starts upstream of the Gardoné-Passo Feudo chair lift, at 2.200 m, and is an inclusive route (walking time 1h and 30′).
You can walk freely on the trail, train your eyes, and recognise rocks and plants of the Latemar thanks to the stations with visual, tactile and audio content, which can also be used by visually disabled and cognitively disabled people.
Enthusiasts can complete the itinerary (in total, 5.4 km) by continuing the short path and arriving at a renewed route (walking time 2h 30′).
You will then reach the summit of Dos Capèl, an opportunity not to be missed because you will have a unique view of the Dolomites, from Monte Agnello to the Latemar, a World Heritage Site.

Guide-book in EtR language (Easy to Read)
to get to know the Latemar like a real geologist!
In partnership with: MUSE-Museo delle Scienze di Trento and Museo Geologico delle Dolomiti di Predazzo, with the advice of: Cooperativa Abilnova and Anffas Trentino.

11 stages and 11 missions: inspect nature, play with the landscape and let your talents flourish to protect our Planet and preserve its history!
In partnership with: MUSE-Museo delle Scienze di Trento, Museo Geologico delle Dolomiti di Predazzo and Fondazione Museo Civico di Rovereto.
MOUNTAIN SAFETY
When you’re out in the mountains, just remember: be smart and stay mindful and vigilant.
Study the map and pay attention to trail markers along the way and stay on the demarcated path.
Check the weather forecast, preferably from a local weather service with the most relevant information.
If fatigue sets in, or if you’re uncertain about the trail or encounter unfavourable weather, feel free to backtrack along the same path.
Suitable gear: hiking boots, rain jacket, hat or cap, water, sunscreen, snacks and a first aid kit. Hiking poles for more demanding routes.
In case of emergency, call 112.