Trail to the Dam

The 'From S. Antonio to Lake Carmena – loop run' is a relatively short jogging route. It typically takes about 24 minutes to complete the entire loop.

This route is considered to have a moderate difficulty. While not overly long, it includes some elevation changes that make it a good workout for joggers.

This is a loop run, meaning you will start and end at the same point without retracing your steps.

A key highlight along this route is the Carmena Dam and Lake, offering scenic views during your run.

Yes, this route incorporates sections of several other trails, including the Sentiero alla Diga, Valle Morobbia Bike, Via dell'Acqua, and In Léra.

Given its moderate difficulty and some elevation gain, beginners might find it a bit challenging but manageable. It's a good route for those looking to step up from flat, easy runs.

The best time of year to jog this route generally depends on local weather patterns. Spring and autumn often offer the most pleasant temperatures for outdoor activities like jogging.

Information regarding specific dog regulations for this informal route is not readily available. It's always best to check local signage or regulations for the areas you pass through, especially around the Carmena Dam and Lake.

There is no indication of a specific permit or entrance fee required to access this jogging route or the areas it traverses.

Specific parking information for this informal loop run is not detailed. You would typically look for public parking options near the starting point in S. Antonio, keeping in mind local parking regulations.

The terrain is varied, as it combines sections of different trails. Expect a mix of surfaces, potentially including natural paths and paved sections, given the presence of trails like Sentiero alla Diga and Valle Morobbia Bike.