The Seceda mountain trail in the Italian Dolomites has become a hotspot for tourists, leading to overcrowding and frustration among local residents. In response, landowners installed a controversial turnstile with a fee to manage the influx and protect the environment. While some support this initiative as a way to raise awareness about overtourism, others criticize it and suggest alternative routes. The situation highlights the need for better regulation of tourism in the region, exacerbated by the area's popularity due to promotional efforts by Apple.