The Dolomia Way - The journey of the rock in the Dolomite Alps
The "Follador-De Rossi" Institute of Higher Education in Agordo (BL) is the project leader of the project "DOLOMIA. The Dolomite Way: the journey of the rock in the Dolomite Alps - ITAT 2036", financed under the second Interreg notice VA Italy-Austria 2014-2020.
All the data of the Dolomia project have been geo-referenced and also included in Open Alp Maps, the geo-tourist database of the Agordo's Dolomites.
A map dedicated exclusively to the Dolomia project was also created.
Outcrops
Landslides
Geosites
Limekilns
Stone quarries
Mines
Contemporary buildings
Archaeological sites
Castles and fortresses
Churches and steeples
Historical centres
Monuments
Fountains
Museums
Boundary stones
The San Lucano Valley (Valle di San Lucano) extends for 10 kilometres, passing through the core of one of the greatest dolomitic reefs. Its average depth is almost 2 kilometres and is characterised by a clearly distinguishable glacial profile.
Water in its various aspects such as streams, springs, waterfalls, lakes, glacial morphology.
It develops entirely in the sub-basin of the Bordina stream, inside the outcrop area of the magmatic rocks
Going up the Val Corpassa up to the Pelsa lagoon, the site of very important fossiliferous finds
Agordo main square: parish church, town hall and Villa Crotta de Manzoni
View of the Agordo mountains from Tamonich, home of the IIS Follador 
