Wood
In Comelico, wood is not only a natural resource, but a presence that crosses the landscape, architecture, craftsmanship and daily life.
You can find it in the woods, in the houses, in the shops, in the sculptures and in the small details of the villages.
It is a living material, deeply linked to the identity of the valley, its trades and its way of inhabiting the mountains.
Monumental woods and trees
The woods of Comelico are one of the strongest expressions of the territory. Firs, larches and other essences shape the landscape, accompany the paths and tell of an ancient link between the community and the mountain environment.
In some places this heritage becomes even more special, as in the case of the monumental trees, true guardians of time and the memory of the valley.
Among the best known are the resonance firs of Val Visdende and centuries-old trees that make the forest not only a natural space, but a place with its own history, to be walked calmly.
Sculptures in Costalta
In Costalta, wood also takes shape in public space, becoming a story, a detail and a daily presence.
Among the streets of the village you will encounter sculptures made by local artisans that enrich the town and strengthen its character. Inserted between wooden houses, views and traditional architecture, these works dialogue with the context and make the identity of the place even more recognizable.
Walking in Costalta means discovering not only one of the most unique villages in Comelico, but also a widespread and authentic way of expressing creativity through wood.
