You start from the small square of the village of Malgolo. Following the signs, you pass under a porch and walk along the playground until you find yourself in the apple orchards. After passing a Madonna chapel on the left, you notice the clear signage indicating the "Al Lez for San Romedio" route and a wooden board with a related map. You pass a short ramp to continue on a wide dirt road. You continue on level ground and ignore the junction with the path that rises from the San Romedio valley and leads to Salter. The path narrows in some parts, and a little further on you spot a first panoramic point over the Sanctuary of San Romedio.

You continue along the path which becomes more uneven in short stretches and is equipped with metal railings. You thus reach a second panoramic point framed by a beautiful fence and the branches of a beech tree. You continue beyond to find yourself in the woods where the clear sign "Al Lez - San Romedio" indicates the steep descent on the right. You descend quickly down the forest slope to find yourself at the base of the valley connecting Don to San Romedio, where the river of the same name flows. You turn right following the stream, and in a few minutes you arrive at the Sanctuary parking lot.

After visiting the Sanctuary and the brown bear, you continue downhill along the asphalt road towards Sanzeno until you meet the path in the rock that runs along the road a little higher up. You go ahead until you find a fork on the right with a wooden sign handwritten with "Malgolo". You climb the first ramp and reach a nice example of lime kiln with an explanatory board. You continue uphill for two switchbacks until you emerge into apple-cultivated fields. Here there are no signs, but on the right you can see the houses of the village of Malgolo. You then continue to the right on a flat asphalt road and retrace the first stretch of the route covered on the way out.