Paths of stone, stories of life Before the construction of the Strada Gardesana Orientale (1929), which today connects Peschiera to Riva del Garda along the coast, local people moved on foot through a network of ancient mule tracks carved into the mountains. These routes, used daily to connect villages and Continue
The municipality of Brenzone sul Garda has developed an app for smartphones and tablets that contains a map with GPS tracks of the trails. Continue
Paths of stone, stories of life Before the construction of the Strada Gardesana Orientale (1929), which today connects Peschiera to Riva del Garda along the coast, local people moved on foot through a network of ancient mule tracks carved into the mountains. These routes, used daily to connect villages and transport goods, were the beating heart of rural life for centuries. With the “Baresola” among olive trees and oil mills Farmers loaded freshly harvested olives onto wooden sleds called Baresole (or Barusole), pulled by donkeys or mules. The sleds would glide down the steep stone paths to the many village
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The municipality of Brenzone sul Garda has developed an app for smartphones and tablets that contains a map with GPS tracks of the trails.
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