he route from Lamén to the Colmeda stream up to the Aune Pass goes along an ancient pre-roman route which led to the mines going through Zorzoi and the spur of Schenér towards the Rosna valley and the Primiero area. Above Lamén the Via Claudia Augusta went through Crocera, where a point of flint was found, go by the Comeda sources towards Cimamonte through the sheds Camogne and Norcenadego. From the church of San Pietro the route may go downhill towards the Cismon vally and uphill to Lamon presumably through Murer and Zorzoi. According to Alpago Novello, a link to the route passed by Servo, which is indicated by an aedicule currently used as mountain signpost (Roda). The route going through Sovramontino has not been examined yet. It always reveals, however, some interesting discoveries. The route goes by the church of San Giorgio: a possible sentry post during the Roman age, downhill towards Sorriva and then towards Cismon going through the current muletrack "Passerella".

he Via Claudia may have gone from Ciés to Lamon, towards the church of San Pietro, presumably built on an antique prehistoric fortified village, later on transformed into a castle. The road went on from Lamon to Rugna and then towards the Maggiore Valley through Costa, where the stretch supported by stone and a cut in the rock is still visible and under restoration thanks to the local alpini. After Costa the via led to the church of S. Donato, having Longobard origin , like the church close to the Zumelle castle. From here the Via Claudia went downhill towards the Senaiga valley and then through the Coronini towards the Adige river.