This small museum at the entrance to Val Fondillo tells the story of the relationship between the people of Opi and the forests that surrounded them. Housed in a converted sawmill, it documents the hard lives of the woodcutters and muleteers who worked these mountains, with tools, photographs, and reconstructed scenes of daily labour. It is modest in scale but genuinely interesting, particularly if you are about to walk into the valley whose trees were the raw material.
The museum sits right by the Val Fondillo car park, so it pairs naturally with a hike. Opening hours are seasonal and somewhat unpredictable — summer is the safest bet. If you find it closed, the sawmill building and its setting along the old drove road are still worth a look from outside.