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In the 2002 census, 2278 people in Trentino stated that they stated that they spoke "Fersentaler Deutsch" as their mother tongue. However, only just over half of them, 1331, still live in the Fersental, a side valley that runs from Pergine in a northeasterly direction far into the into the Lagorai group. In the 12th century, after the Trentino bishops began to mine for silver on nearby Monte Calisio in the 12th century, the the nearby Monte Calisio, the mining sites, known since the Bronze Age, became became important again. In the 13th and 14th centuries, the bishops settled bishops settled miners from Tyrol in the valley. In a second wave of settlement farmers were settled in the valley, who lived a meagre life led a meagre life in the valley after mining had ceased. In order to improve this Empress Maria Theresa granted the people of the Fersen valley special granted them special rights as itinerant traders. Equipped with these they initially travelled throughout the entire Habsburg territories. territories, and after the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, they travelled throughout Europe in the 20th century. In Italian the valley is known as the Val dei Mocheni, although this name derived from a word frequently used by the valley's inhabitants: "mochen". of the valley's inhabitants: "mochen", meaning to make.
From the car park, start climbing up to Frotten (1540 m) and continue to the Taseineri houses. Here the asphalt road turns into a gravel road, from which a path, marked 370, soon leads uphill to the right. Past an old house, the ascent reaches a gravel road, which you follow briefly to the right, whereupon on the opposite side, at a house driveway, the trail again leads uphill to the left. The trail then crosses a gravel road a few times, but the trail mostly stays away and at a crossroads, marked 370 A, there is the option of climbing to the right to Rifugio Sette Selle. Our path, however, leads us upwards in the same valley, here called Auzertol. After the view has widened, the path leads to the Passo di Palu di Calamento (2073 m). From here it is only a short distance up to the saddle between Monte Slimber (2204 m) to the east and Monte Stanga (2150 m) to the west. These two peaks can be reached from here via tracks. From the pass, a wide serpentine runs down the valley to the south
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