Brozin

The Dos Brozin area is made up of an alternation of porphyry terraces and depressions in which water stagnates, with a succession of varied natural environments: from Scots pine forests and clearings colonised by birch trees to peat bogs and meagre meadows that were once grazed.

Wooden footbridges make it possible to cross the stagnant waters of the peat bogs, allowing man to be a gentle presence, a respectful observer of this precious and fragile ecosystem.

Cute wooden sculptures sprout here and there; bears, squirrels, foxes, ducks and even large porcini mushrooms have sprung from roots and tree trunks!

An easy path of about 3 km crosses the entire reserve, accompanied by educational boards that help to recognise the special fauna that inhabits it.

The loop footpath, which is about 3.5 km long, is not suitable for wheelchairs and has moderate ascents and descents, always on natural ground.
For the disabled, access to the Brozin area is only possible from the 'Old Station' point.

There are a few benches along the route.

ACCESS
The Vecchia Stazione point (on googlemaps: Ex stazione Castello, Ora - Val di Fiemme railway) is located on the SS48 road that from Passo San Lugano leads to the village of Castello di Fiemme and then to Cavalese, right near the junction for these two villages. It is possible to park in front of the sawmill, or to enter the small road, which becomes a cycle path and leads to the Casa degli Alpini, where there are a few parking spaces available.
Following the signs, it is easy to follow the route, which touches on a number of vantage points. A footbridge allows you to cross a patch of peat bog, and with no effort, with short ups and downs, you complete the route, encountering pastureland, woodland, wetland, clearing, etc. Reaching the cycle path again, you soon return to the starting point.
Taken from an article in Vita Trentina