From the center of Marcena, head up to the main road and take it to the right toward Corte Inferiore. Shortly after, take Strada Di Ori on the left as an alternative to the state road leading to Corte Inferiore. Upon reaching this hamlet, you pass in front of the charming 15th-century church of S. Udalrico, worth visiting for the beautiful frescoes by the Baschenis brothers and for its panoramic position.

From the church square, take Strada di Foiari to the left, which leads into the vegetation. Continuing along this road, you'll reach the locality of Brisa, where there is a small rest area next to a stream and a distinctive structure shaped like a porcini mushroom containing a Madonna inside. About 300 meters before Brisa, the path turns left onto the "da le vôute" road that leads to the locality Plazze Basse, where there is another rest area with a fire pit.

The itinerary now continues with a short climb on an asphalt road toward Proves to then take the path "Ziro del léz" to the left. The "lez" refers to the old water conduit used last century for field irrigation, and along this route, ancient lead and silver mines dating back to the 1500s can be found. After crossing a stream, the path opens out onto a flat meadow and a small country road that leads to Lanza and the lovely parish church of S. Vigilio, set in a panoramic position. 

The return is made by descending the asphalt road, passing through Cenigo first and then Corte Superiore. Here, take the asphalt farm road leading toward Maso Vender. After the drinking water basin, take the flat road on the right and continue until you return to Marcena.