Claudia Augusta Altinate Trail

The Lamon Plateau, the extreme edge of the Western Feltrino, stretches at the foot of the Dolomites, bordered to the east by the deep incision of the Cismon River and surrounded by mountainous and hilly terrains that separate it from the Tesino and Valsugana areas.

The territory, romanized around the 1st century AD, was traversed by the Via Claudia Augusta, a military road that connected Altino to Rezia. Its path was scattered with fortifications, one of which most likely stood on the Colle di San Pietro, where the church of the same name was later built.

In the San Donato area, this presence was confirmed with the discovery in 1836 of the "Chalice of Deacon Orso", the oldest eucharistic chalice in Christianity's west. Recently, in the Piasentot locality, the remains of a late Roman necropolis have been found, subject to a vast campaign of archaeological digs that allowed the exhumation of over 80 burials accompanied by funerary equipment consisting of earrings, necklaces, fibulae, and coins.

And it is in these locations that the trail takes place, consisting of three tests of running in a medium mountain environment:

 50K Competitive sky running features a course of approximately 40 kilometers and a positive elevation gain of about 2500 meters.

 20K Competitive with a loop course of approximately 21 kilometers and a positive elevation gain of about 1200 meters.

 20K Short Trail competitive with a sports medical certificate and also NON-competitive features a loop course of approximately 14 kilometers and a positive elevation gain of about 800 meters.