Val Sorino - La Via delle Valli

A journey back in time, along trails once traversed by shepherds and their flocks, and well-worn mule tracks used by warring armies.

The <b>Val Sorino</b> offers an intimate journey spanning centuries. Every step taken echoes remote existences. <p>Its trails speak of the thousand-year-old rhythm of shepherds and their flocks: a ritual of <b>transhumance</b> imprinted on the land, smelling of hay, sweat, and simple life. It is the memory of a civilization tied to the natural cycle.</p> <p>Climbing higher, the valley reveals its solemn side: <b>mule tracks</b> no longer used by livestock, but instead trodden by the hobnailed boots of soldiers during the Great War. In that era, Val Sorino became a theatre of anticipation and fear, whereas today it stands as the silent guardian of exemplary <b>stone structures</b> that are still perfectly preserved.</p> <p>To walk here today is an act of <b>active memory</b>, feeling the weight of those who toiled, waited, or fought. Its beauty lies not just in the scenery, but in its ability to <b>merge time</b>: the quiet of pastoral life with the echo of conflict. The Val Sorino invites you to rediscover an unbroken line of human history.</p>