It is appreciated by both bikers and hikers, as well as by the inhabitants of the region for a simple and pleasant walk out of town.

The route is favoured not only for the beauty of the places it passes through, but also for the numerous points of interest along the way. These include four votive chapels and an oratory from the 19th century, typical dry stone walls, rustic settlements and, last but not least, objects of natural and scenic interest.

Departing from Olivone, in just under a kilometre, one walks through the pleasant Solario and Sallo quarters following the demarcations of the red and white path and then finds oneself in broad meadows before the forest. A short, slightly steeper section leads to the Tibetan bridge, opened in April 2022.

Built by the Gruppo Restauri Blenio (Blenio Restoration Group), the structure is more than 70 metres long and has a walkway width of just under one metre and connects the villages of Sallo and Pinaderio.

It is said that already in the 19th century and earlier, this path, once a mule track, was used by the region's ancestors to reach the Garzotto, Motterascio and Scaradra alps with their cattle, and also to transport dairy products in the special cadoles that rested on the strong and mighty shoulders of the farmers.

Once over the bridge, perhaps with some trepidation, on a wide and pleasant forest path, you reach the typical hamlet of Pinaderio and just below Ponto Aquilesco, hamlets of the former municipality of Aquila that mainly contained secondary residences and temporary dwellings of farmers.

In the Pinaderio area, there was a quarry from which stones were extracted, transported to the cantonal road by cableway and then to the lime kilns, one in Dangio (in operation during the First World War until the 1930s) and the other between Aquila and Olivone.

From Aquilesco, one slowly returns northwards following the Basso 2 trail, which leads through dense woodland at times bordering the cantonal road to Concherio and then, overlooking the imposing Sosto, to Olivone to end the route.

Olivone offers its visitors numerous churches and the "Cà da Rivöi" museum, which presents richly valuable exhibits and collections.