We walk across the historic centre of Nago and head towards the vineyards which surround it. We gradually head onto path n.601, which rises above the climbing crags and accompanied by the lake’s breeze, we will visit the barracks, the tunnels the shooting posts and trenches which made up the complex defensive Austro Hungarian line… we reach Malga Zures, which welcomes us with wide sunny plains but which in 1915 hosted one of the cruellest battles of the area during the First World War. Malga Zures was always firmly controlled by the Austro Hungarian army, but the Italian posts were just a little further on, at Doss Alt. It is possible to visit the small military cemetery nearby, which held many fierce battles.

A short break before heading back. We head into the valley, this time along the ancient mule track (path n.632), which allows us to admire the imposing crag of Nago and its history!

Military cemetery, posts and military artifacts at Malga Zunes.
Casermette, tunnels, shooting posts and Austro Hungarian trenches of Segrom
Numerous panoramic points over Lake Garda
Nago’s climbing crag.

COVID-19 management

• All clients must fill in the Covid 19 questionnaire (an email with link will be sent to you when you register) the day before or on the same day of the activity.
• All participants will have their body temperature measured, if this will be over 37,5° the client will not be allowed to take part in the activity.
• All participants should carry with them a face mask to be used when it is not possible to guarantee the maximum distance of 2 m (for eg. When being transported to the activity, during briefing and debriefing…)
• If the transport service offered is used, any backpacks, bags, towels, costumes etc will be placed in the special single use bag which will be handed to you by the guide when you set off.
• Disinfectant gel is available for you, and it is obligatory to use it: when you get on the van, before getting dressed, at the end of the activity and every time we consider it necessary.
• Keep interpersonal distance between 4-5 metres, with strong wind the distance must be increased to 10m and if this is not possible you have to wear your mask.
• During the breaks when we eat and drink we need to keep the distancing active, and in no way you should exchange food and drinks.

Any client booking the tour must:

• Fill in the Covid19 questionnaire before starting
• Have a mask to wear when it is not possible to respect the established distance
• Respect the hygiene standards washing your hands often.
• Keep safety distance where possible.
• Respect the Mountain Guide’s recommendations.