The route starts from Loc. Sette Larici above Sfruz where there is a large parking area to park the car. The area is characterized by two large stretches of green and flat meadows where you can rest and take advantage of fire points for outdoor cooking. From here, the path continues along a road that is partly unpaved and partly asphalted or cemented leading up to the Malga di Coredo. The route is initially flat and enters the forest among pines, larches, and firs where at dusk or early morning it is easy to encounter some wild animals such as deer, roe deer, hares, or foxes. At a certain point, the road becomes asphalted and uphill (called “val di Toc”) and crosses areas called “Cianalecel”, “Pozze” and “Pez del Checo” marked by signs hanging from trees. It then reaches a fork characterized by a very sharp curve, for this reason called “Curva de la Lama”. Taking the left road uphill, you arrive at Loc. “Zuol” and then to the Malga di Coredo. For the return, follow the same route back.