In the village of Saviner di Laste, there is a natural sulfur spring, easily reachable on foot in a few minutes from the town center. The natural sulfur spring is easily recognizable by its sulfur smell and the white color of the waters.
Popular culture recommends drinking this water for its healing qualities.
Continuing along the trail, it is possible to reach the former dam of Digonera, the construction of which began in the 1960s but was never completed. Following the Vajont tragedy, in fact, the work on this dam was halted due to issues similar to those that caused the disaster a few kilometers away.
Alternatively, starting from the sulfur spring, it is possible to reach the monument that marks the former state border between Italy and Austria.
