We leave the valley Valle di Ledro in the direction of Storo. We reach the small village of Cimego. The start of the path is directly not far away from the parking. We cross the gangway on the river Chiese and we begin the visit to this museum in the open air. The path begins from the 450 meters of the bridge up to the 750 meters of Malga Caino for about 4 kms, and it is easily practicable. It follows the morphology of the mountain and allows the visitors to walk crossing one of the more intact zones of fauna, where possible it is possible to run into roes and bucks, or hear the cry of robins and of the cuckoos. You can enjoy panoramas spacing from Lake Idro up to the valley Val Rendena.
Along the path we will find:
- the evidences of the ancient jobs: the forge, true symbol of Cimego, the water-mill, the furnaces for the production of slaked lime (calchère) and the stall, the rooms for the milk workmanship, the woodman's house, the “poiàt” for the production of the bone coal;
- the evidences of the war: the trenches of the Great War, when for the Italians the warfront was here and at Lardaro, some more kilometer to north, was the austrian-ungaric army;
- the scientific evidences through the autochtonous vegetation and with the garden of the "witch Brigida", a botanical jewel, in which the different officinali herbes used by the witch has been gathered. The witch really lived in Cimego around year 1470;
- the evidences of the daily life: the “roccolo”, where the valley’ inhabitants captured the birds.