Il mondo delle api e delle caprette

Born in 2021 with the official recognition of the Veneto Region, the Ecomuseum of the Biois Valley embraces the municipalities of Canale d’Agordo, Falcade, and Vallada Agordina.

These three locations, nestled in the heart of the Dolomites, share a strong cultural, linguistic, and folkloric identity, deeply connected to the history and nature of the territory.

Unlike a traditional museum, the Ecomuseum is not confined within four walls: it is a widespread museum, alive outdoors, and directly involves those who inhabit it. Indeed, it is the inhabitants themselves, along with the community, who become guardians and promoters of the environmental, historical, and cultural heritage of the valley.

Walking through the villages, paths, and ancient hamlets, it is possible to discover stories, customs, knowledge, and memories that have shaped the identity of this land over the centuries.

The Ecomuseum is, in fact, a living, dynamic project, born to safeguard the roots of the territory and transmit them to future generations and to all those who wish to discover our valley in its various facets. Part of a network that today counts about 230 ecomuseums throughout Italy, the Ecomuseum of the Biois Valley aims to invite you to experience an authentic journey among breathtaking landscapes, life stories, and traditions that still speak the genuine language of the mountains.

Every Monday afternoon, from June 30 to August 25, an activity designed for the whole family awaits you, suitable for both adults and children, to spend a few hours outdoors among nature, animals, and genuine flavors. In one of the most suggestive corners of Canale d’Agordo, a pleasant walk awaits us that will lead us to Mirco and Lino, passionate guardians of the local rural world.

This will be an opportunity to closely discover the fascinating universe of bees, essential for environmental balance, and to meet the friendly mountain goats.

Participants will also be able to personally experience the milking process, in a serene environment and in contact with nature.

At the end of the activity, those who wish can savor a small tasting of local cheeses and honey, for a moment of sharing and authentic flavors of the valley (optional extra €3.00).

Info and reservations by 7 PM the day before: 339 1255438 and at the Pro Loco offices of Canale d’Agordo and Caviola.

Departure at 3.00 PM and return at 5.00 PM from Piazza Papa Luciani in Canale d’Agordo.

Cost of the outing with guide €5.00. Children under 8 years free.