The villages hang on steep mountain sides, the valley is a ditch, there are no roads, only mule tracks and footpaths. People and it is a day's journey to Lake Garda. Closer is the other, much smaller lake and its valley: Lago d'Idro in Judicaria. The inhabitants of Val Vestino have always the inhabitants of Val Vestino have always been oriented towards. of the Counts Londron, who came from Storo. When tourism gradually developed into a branch of the economy on Lake Garda, the tourism gradually developed into an economic sector, the farmers in the Val Vestino were still busting their humps. It was not until the construction of the reservoir in the lower valley brought road access to the remote villages - which was not without consequences. The young people left, only the old people stayed, but they could not but they could not prevent the bleeding of rural culture. So little use in trying to preserve the last "fienili". last "fienili". The hay barns with their steep, thatched roofs almost almost to the ground, are reminiscent of the earlier nomadic of the nomadic life of the farmers, who moved between the village and the between the village, the fienili and the high alpine pastures. At the far end of the valley are the two highest peaks of the Val Cima Tombea (1950 m) and Monte Caplone (1976 m). The First World War also left its mark here, in the hinterland of the Alpine front, the Alpine front: paths and trenches everywhere. The mountain hike thus becomes a journey back in time in two senses, and dying takes on more than just a meaning. and dying takes on more than just a meaning: death in war and the gradual the gradual disappearance of ancient traditions.
The summit tour begins on the meadow ridge of Rest (1205 m). Follow the partly concrete road, which first climbs steeply, then gently descends to the alpine pasture of Alvezza (1266 m). A few hundred metres further on, at a sharp bend to the left, the road forks. Take the left-hand track that leads westwards, initially without gaining altitude. Only at the ridge of Castel does the partially concreted track begin to rise. The forest soon recedes and you can enjoy a clear view of the Val Vestino and its side valleys. After a few hairpin bends, the trail reaches the Bocca di Cablone (1754 m). It is advisable to take a few steps ahead at the yoke, because of the beautiful deep view of Lago d'Idro. Wide, open flower meadows and numerous old positions characterise the path ("Sentiero Antonioli"), which runs just south of the ridge, rises for a bit, then flattens out more and more and finally even descends slightly to Malga Tombea (1826 m). A little further on, the path to Cima Tombea (1950
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