Lez di Rumo can be reached from the asphalt road that climbs from Corte Inferiore towards Proves. Shortly before a right-hand bend you can see a large picnic area with a cooking spot.  Beyond the road you can see the clear path that enters into the flat woody area. The first stretch weaves narrowly through the woods with views of the village of Corte Inferiore and the unusual church of San Udalrico. The path then gets wider and has new fences separating the track from the passage of the irrigation channel. There are beautiful views over the steep valley of Lavazzè where the mountain farm that goes by the same name emerges. The “lez” passes above the village of Lanza and then enters into a dense wood towards the ferruginous spring. Near the spring and the relative wooden fountain the statue path begins, a downhill path of about 400 metres where you can see the wooden statues made by local sculptors. At the end of this short path the forest route on the left rises again until it meets the “lez” on the right and returns to the starting point.