Start by leaving on your left the renovated stavolo respecting the pre-existing appearance, which resembles a castle turret, on the paved road towards Forca di Pani, to the left of Monte Vueltri, continuing through pastures and stavoli. From the fork, take the CAI 221 trail, soon reaching a sloping meadow that reveals the first view of the basin: in the background you can see the Lauco plateau and further back the profile of the Amariana.
The route then enters a pioneer forest to emerge after a few hundred meters near an old abandoned stavolo, then the path continues downhill along a small cherry grove to become a paved road again just below Stali Grant, also a remarkable panoramic point.
Once on the road it is advisable to turn left and, after crossing a ford, with a short climb reach the stavoli where there is also a small church (Here lived the famous Ors of Pani), an incredibly panoramic place suitable for a short break.
Returning along the same path continue on the paved road downhill, entering a young beech forest enriched by the ancient artificial basin that fed a mill and the babbling stream that flows from it. Continuing along the road you finally reach the monumental beech that overlooks the valley in front of which there is a bench.
The itinerary continues on the paved road returning to the car park.
