A medium-length itinerary, it develops between the plain of Sorriva and the lower course of the Ausor.
From the square take the recently arranged forest-pastoral road that descends through Vaina to the Rodela lake, an interesting biotope of humid environment.
Two paths allow you to easily reach it: one of these two paths, with dry side walls, is one of the junctions of the ancient road to Primiero, perhaps of roman origin, which until 1880 led from the plain of Fonzaso to the border with the Austrian Empire.
From the above goes back to the village of Sentà, lying in the middle of lawns regularly mowed with beautiful ancient building now transformed into a workshop (wall paintings). Then descend by dirt road until, almost at the level of the stream, this is reduced to a path.
A little further you can see the ruins of the mill and sawmill of the Moreta family, in Scaleta, at the end of the beautiful stretch in the Ausor gorge. Taking back crosses engraved in stone are linked to ancient legends about Saint George.
Leaving another dirt road coming from Sorriva, the path continues among conglomerate outcrops to the ancient village of Molin, where ruins of mills and houses testify a past not too far truncated by progress and the flood of 1966. A little further, again on a forest road, you reach Le Val, and then take the mule track, characterized by the footprints of Sanguanel, which leads to Servo.
From the square you go up to the parish church passing by beautiful examples of rustic with characteristic wooden balconies, then continue to the Church of Saint Rocco and go down the path until you cross the paved road to Zorzoi. After this, continue along the plain of Sorriva to Casere Lina and the wash house, then go back to the starting point.
The variant, which reduces the two itineraries to comfortable walks of 2-3 hours, from Molin by forest road goes up, passing by some springs (one of these was one attributes healing properties) to the plain near the Church of Saint George and then back to the center of Sorriva.
