wintry walks

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Signposted and well-groomed trailsfor excursions with snowshoes,for Nordic walking and Alpine skiing

WINTRY WALKS

To all our Guests

who stay in Val di Sole,

we hope you will restore yourself

in a natural environment,

full of simplicity and traditions.

Here the rhythms of nature

will be able to provide

physical activity and also

a quest for silence...

Have a good w

alk!!

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Pictures by: G. Borghesi, G. Bernardi,D. Andreis, T. Mochen, A. Penasa,M. Angeli, L. Tonina, G. Albasini,S. Andreis, S. Peroceschi, C. Iachelini,Stelvio National Park Archive,Val di Sole Tourist Office Archive

Booklet made by: Val di Sole Tourist Office

Printed on recycled paper – December 2013www.tipografiastm.it

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LE MALGHE DI RABBI - RABBI ALPINE BARNS Rabbi ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 10

SENTIERO DEI MASI DI VALORZ - VALORZ ALPINE FARMSTEADS TRAIL Rabbi ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 12

ALPE POZZE Ortisé ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 14

ALLA SCOPERTA DEL PARCO - DISCOVERING THE PARK Peio ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 16

GIRO DEL’ARET - ARET ROUNDTRIP Rabbi ★ ★ 18

MALGA STABLASOLO - STABLASOLO ALPINE BARN Rabbi ★ ★ ★ 19

MALGA MONTE SOLE - MONTE SOLE ALPINE BARN Rabbi ★ ★ ★ ★ 20

MASI DI CAVIZZANA - CAVIZZANA FARMSTEADS Cavizzana ★ ★ 21

SALITA AL GRUM - CLIMB TO GRUM Caldes ★ ★ 22

I PONTI SUL RIO TINTO - THE BRIDGES OVER RIO TINTO Caldes ★ 23

SENTIERO VAL DI SOLE - VAL DI SOLE TRAIL Terzolas ★ ★ 24

TRA LE MALGHE DI BOLENTINA - AMONGST THE ALPINE BARNS OF BOLENTINA Malé ★ ★ ★ 25

S. BIAGIO Malé ★ ★ 26

GIRO DI PLAUCÉSA - ROUNDTRIP OF PAUCE’SA Croviana ★ 27

VAL MELEDRIO - MELEDRIO VALLEY Dimaro ★ ★ ★ 28

MONTE SPOLVERINO - SPOLVERINO MOUNT Folgarida ★ 29

AL COSPETTO DEL BRENTA - FACING THE BRENTA Folgarida ★ ★ ★ 30

PANORAMA A 360° - PANORAMIC VIEW AT 360 DEGREES Folgarida ★ 31

SALITA AL MALGHET AUT - CLIMB TO MALGHET AUT Folgarida ★ ★ 32

AL MALGHETTO DI ALMAZZAGO - TO MALGHETTO OF ALMAZZAGO Folgarida/Commezz. ★ ★ 33

DA DAOLASA A PIANO - FROM DAOLASA TO PIANO Commezzadura ★ ★ 34

DA DAOLASA AD ALMAZZAGO - FROM DAOLASA TO ALMAZZAGO Commezzadura ★ ★ 35

SALITA A MARILLEVA - CLIMB TO MARILLEVA Mezzana ★ ★ 36

ALLA MADONNA DELLE CIME - TO THE MADONNA DELLE CIME Marilleva 1400 ★ 37

SALITA AI LAGHI DEL MALGHETTO - CLIMB TO MALGHETTO’S LAKES Marilleva 1400 ★ ★ ★ 38

POZZA DEL CAGNOLÒ Pellizzano ★ 39

SENTIERO DEGLI GNOMI - THE GNOMES’ TRAIL Pellizzano ★ ★ 40

IN VALPIANA Ossana ★ 41

PANORAMA SULLA VAL DI PEIO - PANORAMIC VIEW ON PEIO VALLEY Peio ★ ★ ★ 42

S. LUCIA - S. LUCY Cogolo ★ ★ 43

ANTICA TRACCIA DEGLI ALPEGGI - ALPINE PASTURES’ ANCIENT TRAIL Peio ★ ★ ★ ★ 44

PLAN DEI PRADI - MEADOWS’ FLAT Vermiglio ★ 45

LA CASCATA - THE WATERFALL Vermiglio ★ ★ 46

VERNIANA - SAVIANA Vermiglio ★ ★ ★ 47

MALGA VALBIOLO - VALBIOLO ALPINE BARN Passo Tonale ★ 48

ALTIPORTO TONALE - TONALE ALTIPORT Passo Tonale ★ 49

TRAILS LOCATION CLASSIFICATION PAGE

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An excursion with snowshoes (or snow rackets) is an unique experience, which takes one back to the distant past, when they represented the only feasible way to travel in the winter for mountain people, when snow falls were abundant.

All the itineraries can be walked in both directions, uphill or downhill. Before starting off on a walk it is important to get information about the weather conditions (on www.meterotrentino.it), the practicality of the path and whether snowshoes should be used (at the Information and tourist offices, see pg. 51).

If the weather conditions are particularly bad and/or persistent, access to the routes will be guaranteed only after the official endorsement of safe conditions.

Each person must select the appropriate trails according to their physical abilities, level of expertise and to the equipment available.

All the routes have a QR CODE and they can be downloaded and viewed on a Smartphone.

All the trails are signposted with directional arrows and signs with the Snowshoes logo, which should not be confused with the local signs pertaining to the various ASUC (Separate Administrations for Civic Uses) (see pictures below)

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Even though snow rackets are safe and reliable, it is necessary to be alert about the ever-present danger of avalanches in the mountains. It is essential to choose a route according to one’s abilities, the type of slope, the exposure and the conditions of the snow and of the weather. It is best to be informed about the current conditions

by consulting an avalanche bulletin and the weather forecast. With snow rackets it is advisable –at least for beginners- to choose routes through wooded areas and on gentle slopes to keep the risk of snow slides to a minimum. Avalanche risk evaluation requires great experience; only trust experienced guides.

ADVICE...

How the trails were classified

The proposed routes have been classified with the help of the Alpine guides of the Italian School of Alpinism and Val di Sole Alpine skiing. They range from 1 star to 5 stars taking into consideration their physical challenge, length and also the environmental and landscape quality. All the trails are well maintained and the itineraries expertly prepared. The five star trails are especially exclusive having been prepared and guaranteed by the Italian School of Alpinism and Val di Sole Alpine skiing and they can be mapped by G.P.S.

Unfortunately, we cannot take any responsibility for any accidents that could occur on any of the trails.

We always recommend to use rescue devices such as ARTVA, shovel and probe and to keep to the signposted path without taking alternative, not signed routes.The walk duration as quoted in the booklet are the average, approximate times.

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Alpine Rescue Unit and Trentino Emergency Services call 118Dial 118 (free call) and wait for the recorded message; then explain calmly your request to the operator specifying: what happened (accident, illness or other), location with the precise address from where the call is made, conditions and number of those injured.

Call 115 for the Fire BrigadeCalls to 115 are free and put you through to the Fire Brigade not only for reporting forest fires but also to report other emergencies concerning environmental protection or animals.

Italian Alpinism School and ‘Val di Sole’ Alpine SkiingPiazza Regina Elena, 17 c/o Palazzo Municipale - I - 38027 Malé (TN)Phone and Fax +39.0463.901151 Mob. [email protected] - www.guidealpinevaldisole.it

Stelvio National Park – Trentino SectorVia Roma, 65 - I - 38024 COGOLO DI PEIO (TN)Phone +39.0463 746121 - Fax +39.0463 746090 - [email protected] - www.stelviopark.it

Adamello Brenta Natural Park I - 38080 STREMBO (TN) - Phone +39.0465 806666 - Fax +39.0465 [email protected] - www.pnab.it

Equipment:Snow rackets with anti-ice crampons, poles, comfortable and warm wintery clothing, gloves, hat, hiking boots, glasses and sun-block cream. Backpack with a small food reserve, thermos with hot drinks, small first-aid kit and a thermal blanket, Artva, shovel and probe.

Some information on how to practice snow sport while respecting wild life. Winter is a very difficult season for animals and the disturbance made by man can undermine their survival. Food is scarce in wintertime and of low energy content, the short days offer scarce possibilities to feed themselves and their movement is impaired by snow which can weaken their strength. The temperature (-10 degrees Centigrade is the average temperature at 2000 m a.s.l.) forces animals to save energy in the most efficient way. The strategies developed vary according to the different species but the

most important one common to all is to choose places where it is possible to find suitable food with the least use of energy, i.e. where there are no disturbances, no dangers and no predators.

Deer, fawn, ibex and chamois have developed:• A dark, insulating wintery coat;• Fatty stores which can reach up to a fifth

of the weight for chamois and ibex;• Reduction in the expenditure of energy,

the capacity to ruminate and therefore lowered food requirements.

Grouse, backgame/black grouse, hazel hen and ptarmigan instead are characterised by: • A plumage which is very insulating with a

double layer and with plumes to the tarsal bones;

• An ability to dig cavities in the powdery snow where they spend more than 20 hours daily at temperatures of around 0 degrees C.;

• They cannot accumulate fatty stores and in the winter the capacity of their crop is barely enough to provide enough energy to arrive at the next feeding.6

ANIMALS OFF PISTE … those who respect protect!

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What happens when an animal is disturbed in the winter?• Escaping uses up energy• The stress burns energy stored and

prevents them feeding regularly;• The lost energy cannot be replaced

because they cannot digest more food than their usual basic requirements.

• As a consequence they face difficulties reproducing themselves, enfeeblement, death by exhaustion or by predators.

With some simple rules it is possible to practice winter sport while respecting the fauna:• Only walk along the signalled paths,

which the animals learn to recognise;• Do not enter the winter refuge areas

for the animals and respect the ban;• Do not follow animal tracks in the

snow;• Never follow wild animals, especially

when there is high snow coverage;• Keep your dog on the lead;• Be the first to be a good example.

dott. Fabio AngeliMale’ District Forestry Office Director

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LE MALGHE DI RABBI1

location RABBI

access Piazzola - loc. Cavallar

starting and arrival point’s altitude 1,480 m

maximum altitude 2,054 m

duration 6 h

walk length 9 km

difficulty medium

N.B.:

this trail can be shortened by not going as far as Palude’ Alta Alpine barn but going down instead along Valle Lago Corvo up to Palude’ Bassa Alpine barn (duration 4 hours).

WALK CHARACTERISTICS:uSunny and panoramicu Within the Stelvio National Parku Sightings of wildlife are common

Loc. Cavallar (1,480 m) - Malga Artisè (Tergiolasa 1,890 m) - Malga Cespedè (Samocleva 1,892 m) - Malga Paludè Alta (Caldesa Alta 2,054 m) - Malga Paludè Bassa (Caldesa Bassa 1,835 m) - loc. Cavallar (1,480 m)

From the car park of Cavallar just above the namesake hamlet the trail climbs on the same path used in the summer, which

moderately goes up through hairpin bends through the splendid larch wood until it reaches the big meadows of the Alpine

RABBI ALPINE BARNS

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barns. Along the way many tracks of animals are visible imprinted in the snow and, if you are lucky, silent and careful, it is possible to get a glimpse of them in the spots under the fir-trees free of snow. The survival of animals during winter is determined by saving energy and therefore it is important not to scare them unnecessarily. Near Malga Artise’ the path climbs up along the pastures below until the Alpine barn is reached (1,890 m) (2h 30min). From up here enjoy a wide view on the Val di Rabbi and on the surrounding mountains. From here walk along a path that leads to Malga

Cespede’ (1,892 m) (3h) and following the mountainside creases that descend from the Cima del Sas Fora’ after the wide valley of Lago Corvo (lake) reach the Malga Palude’ Alta (2,054 m) (4h). Here enjoy a wide view on the Val di Rabbi and the far Dolomites. In this spot it is common to spot the golden eagle taking advantage of the ascending currents created along these sunny mountain sides. Go downhill along the track of the old mule track until the Malga Palude’ Bassa (1,835m) (5h) and from here along the woods and open spaces to the Cavallar car park (6h).

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SENTIERO DEI MASI DI VALORZ2

location RABBI

access S. Bernardo Tourist Office



duration 3 h 30’

walk length 4 km

difficulty low

N.B.:

it is possible to have restrictions or chan-ges to the route because of the high risk of avalanches in this area.

WALK CHARACTERISTICS:uWild environmentu Characteristic buildingsu Guaranteed snow

San Bernardo (1,093 m) – passaggio tra i Masi di Valorz – Baito Forestale (1,364 m) – rientro lungo la dx orografica del rio Valorz

From the car park near the tourist office in San Bernardo, holding the snow rackets descend along the road and cross over the Rabbies torrent. Walk beyond two farms and

an old Alpine farmhouse until a small bridge on the Valorz brook, near which the snow-shoes can be comfortably worn. Walk uphill along the track amongst the characteristic

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Alpine farmsteads and cross over a little wooden bridge and enter the stark slopes of the Valorz valley until the Baito Forestale (forestry Alpine hut) (1,364 m) placed in the vicinity of the awe inspiring, iced-over waterfalls (2h). The return trip goes along

the same path for a short way; then close to a lovely mountain hut move on to the opposite side of the mountain going down amongst the sparse larch wood until the basin of the Valorz valley (3h 30 min).

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ALPE POZZE3

location ORTISÈ

access Church square car park



duration 7 h

walk length 12 km

difficulty medium/high

N.B.:

the walk can be shortened by reaching Malga Bronzolo and coming back by the same route (duration 5h 30’); be careful about the likely presence of ice.

WALK CHARACTERISTICS:uSunny and panoramic itinerary with

a view on: Brenta Dolomites, Val di Sole and Presanella Mount;

uSmall, characteristic, mountain hamlets;

u Peace and quiet and close contact with nature

Ortisè (1,477 m) – Malga Stabli (1,911 m) – Malga Bronzolo (2,084 m) – Malga del Monte Alta (2,106 m) – Malga del Monte Bassa (1,699 m) – Menas (1,517 m)

The circular route starts off at the small village of Ortise’ at 1,477 m. Leave the car in the car park by the small church and take

the road that goes up just above the village towards Alpe Pozze. After the village of Ortise’ on the right side of the first turning,

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besides a characteristic Alpine farmhouse, the trail climbs up. The track enters the wood, steeply going up besides the brook, and then turns left on the forest path surrounded by a thick fir wood. A bit higher the wood opens up allowing a sweeping, wide view on Val di Sole and on the snow-clad peaks of Presanella. In the area beside the path there are several, beautiful and recently renovated Alpine farmhouses close to the refurbished Malga Stabli (mountain barn) (1,911 m).Malga Stabli is open in wintertime every day - from 6th December to 30th April – with food available (it is advisable to book); the distance from Ortise’ is 2.8 km with a altitude gap of 340 m and a shuttle service is available by booking on +39.347.3514177 (mobile).The itinerary carries on towards Malga Bronzolo: after the Val del Molinac enter the fir and larch wood and along the winding and panoramic way shortly arrive at a wide area next to the Alpine barn. A refreshing stop at Malga Bronzolo (2,084 m - 3h) is well worth it to enjoy the view. Following the

signs for Malga Alta di Mezzana, which is visible in the distance on the opposite side of Val Pure, the route carries on eastward and crosses over a steep slope where it is important to be careful because when there have been recent snowfalls there is a high risk of snow shifting down the slope. After overtaking the wide hollow of the valley climb up at the opposite side towards the near Malga del Monte Alta (2,106 m) (4h). The trail follows the marked 121 SAT path sharply descending in the wood and following the traces of the old mule track until the Malga del Monte Bassa (1,699 m). In this tract it is necessary to be careful about the likely presence of slabs of ice that can form especially below the large fir trees, next to some water springs and small brooks. From Malga del Monte Bassa (1,699 m) (5h 30min) carry on following the 121 SAT path to reach the crossroad with the forest path coming up from the village of Menas. A long and flat track leads to the village of Menas and then quickly back to Ortise’ (7h).Because of the possible presence of ice on some tracks along the way it is recommended to use of crampons on the snowshoes.

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The circular route starts in Peio Paese, at 1,585 m, exactly at the bus car park and passes through the most eastern part of the characteristic hamlet where, next to a hairpin bend, there is a panoramic, moderately

steep white road, which leads to Malga Mare. On its first section, the road is often busy with farm vehicles and being exposed to sun it can lack snow until the Croce dei Bagni (Cross). Entering into the conifer wood

location PEIO

access Peio Paese bus car park



duration 7 h

walk length 12 km


Peio Paese (1,585 m) – Malga Talé (1,717 m) – Malga Sali-ne (2,080 m) – Rifugio Lo Scoiattolo (2,000 m) – Piana Covel (1,810 m)

ALLA SCOPERTA DEL PARCO4

N.B.:

Malga Tale’ can be visited only if accompanied by the Park Guides.

WALK CHARACTERISTICS:uSunny and panoramic itineraryuWithin the Stelvio National ParkuArea of particular environmental

and historical valueuOriginal and unique village and

rural buildings

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towards Malga Tale’, the path is undulating and reaches a distinctive, prehistoric site, called Sas de le Crosette, Crosette’s stone (a stone hollowed and covered in engravings). Shortly after reach Malga Tale’ which has recently been restored by the Stelvio National Park and which displays an interesting themed exhibition dedicated to grouse (birds of Arctic origin) and their complex strategies of adjustment to the environment. The Alpine barn is situated in an area of pasture characterised by the presence of mysterious wild birds. The trail goes up gradually near some traditional Alpine farmhouses of Lagostel and from here reach shortly the Vallenaia Torrent where the water supply is easily visible. It flows into underground pipes that on sloping ground descend towards the hydroelectric plant. Following the obvious path, also signalled by the 127 SAT trail, return towards Peio Paese walking through a nice larch wood lively with many wild animals: hare, foxes, deer, fawns, Alpine hare leave many prints on the snow.Now abandon the flat, small road and climb

up following some winding turnings up to the pastures of the panoramic Malga Salina, 2,080 m. From here the view spreads over the mountain ranges of Brenta, Adamello, Presanella and the dominating Monte Vioz.The route then descends through the wide pasture and enters into the thick conifer wood (fir trees) and shortly leads to the Scoiattolo Alpine Hut at 2,000 m which is a meeting point for skiers.Going around the departure area of the new cable car and following the summer 127 SAT path walk beside an ample ridge until joining the ‘Via dei Monti’ (the mule track for woodland use) which descends towards Peio Paese. Walk downhill observing beneath the Piana di Covel, an area of great environmental and landscaping worth, the characteristic lake is completely iced-over and partly hidden but the nearby waterfalls are truly beautiful.Walk down the comfortable track up to Peio Paese, paying attention when crossing over the skiing piste, without forgetting to stop at the magical and historical hill of S. Rocco.

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GIRO DEL’ARET5

location RABBI

access Piazzola – locality Cavallar



duration 2 h

walk length 4.8 km

difficulty low

Loc. Cavallar (1,480 m) – Piazzola (1,315 m) – Somrabbi (1,346 m)

From the hamlet of Piazzola follow the sign for the locality of ‘Cavallar’. At the end of the paved road on the hairpin bend with the sign of the parking area - which during the winter is not accessible to vehicles – turn left where the trail starts. Carry on the very wide forestry road that runs beside characteristic small Alpine farmsteads of Val di Rabbi up to the locality of Somrabbi, within the Stelvio National Park. This path run along the natural border between the wood and the village, it is exposed to the sun all year round and offers a fascinating view on the whole valley and the surrounding peaks. It is very interesting

to take notice of the alternating of meadow and wood, as a continuous tug of war between man at work, mowing the grass and keeping the snow-clad meadows clear, and nature which quickly claims for itself any piece of land which is left uncultivated. The itinerary is very easy and pleasant, suitable for families with children. For good part of the wintry season it is possible to hike over it without snow rackets. The forestry road merges into the main road at Somrabbi. The return trip is then possible following the road to Piazzola or following the same way in reverse.

ARET ROUNDTRIP

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MALGA STABLASOLO6

location RABBI

access Rabbi Thermal Spa centre



duration 1 h 30’

walk length 3.5 km

difficulty medium

Rabbi Fonti (1,260 m) – Coler (1,386 m) – Malga Stablasolo (1,539 m)

Reach the locality of Rabbi Fonti (Springs) which lies at the end of Val di Rabbi and park in the locality of Plan, beside the cross country skiing piste, around 800 m beyond the Thermal Spa centre. Carry on straight into the wood for around 500 m, crossing over the bridge over the Rabbies stream and climb up on its right bank until the locality of Coler near the Rifugio Al Fontanin (Alpine Hut); be very careful along this stretch for the high risk of avalanches. From here walk along the forestry road until Stablasolo Alpine barn. The Malga Stablasolo is open throughout winter, every day from 20th December to 6th January and

at weekends (Friday to Sunday) from 10th January, with the chance to have food service and to return by renting a sledge at the Alpine barn. Walk up from Rabbi Fonti 3.5 km; booking is needed by phoning the mobile nr. +39.335.7080499 with the option of being transported up by snowmobile.From here walk on up to the bridge over Rabbies stream before the Saent waterfalls. Return by the same route.During some winter periods the trail could be off limits for the high risk of avalanches.

STABLASOLO ALPINE BARN

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MALGA MONTE SOLE7

location RABBI

access Terme di Rabbi



duration 3 h

walk length 5.8 km


Rabbi Fonti (1,260 m) – Malga Fratte Bas-sa (1,482 m) – Malga Fratte Alta (1,867 m) – Malga Monte Sole Bassa (1,759 m) – Malga Monte Sole Alta (2,057 m)

Reach the locality of Rabbi Fonti (Springs) at the end of Val di Rabbi and park near the Thermal Spa centre. The trail runs through the forestry road which skirts the Rabbies stream until reaching the bridge on the Ragaiolo brook, where the path runs up towards Malga Fratte. Near the bridge there is a fork and a path goes gently downhill towards the Venetian sawmill and then the path rises steeply towards the Regaiolo waterfall. Follow the forestry road until Malga Fratte Bassa and nearby follow the path towards the ruins of the small Alpine barn of Fratte Alta. After reaching it bypass the Alpine barn along the flat path that runs along its downhill side. Follow this general direction

until reaching the Malga Monte Sole Bassa (from here, following the forestry road, made ready by snow compactors vehicles, it is possible to reach Malga Monte Sole Alta). The section between the Thermal Spa centre and Malga Monte Sole Alta is constantly groomed by snow cats and is ideal for walking excursions or for sledges. Trail of the Alpine Skiing gathering SKI ALP. Return to the starting point along the leisurely forestry road which after a series of hairpin bends reaches the locality of Fontanon close to the Malga Stableti. Leaving the building behind on the right follow the downhill road to the starting point.Beware of the risk of avalanches.

MONTE SOLE ALPINE BARN

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MASI DI CAVIZZANA8

location CAVIZZANA

access Football pitch area

starting and arrival point’s altitude 705 m


duration 2 h

walk length 5 km

difficulty low

Cavizzana (705 m)Masi Bassi (1,114 m)

Start off from the hamlet of Cavizzana where you can park near the football pitch.Follow the sign to Masi di Cavizzana. After around 600 m ‘El Mas dela Rosa’ (Rose’s Alpine farmstead) is visible on the right of the road. At the junction turn left following the sign and continue on the forestry road.

After two hairpin bends walk on until the Masi di Cavizzana. After the third building continue downhill on the left along the Croze path which leads back to the village and the car park.Part of this trail follows the ‘Jacopeo D’Anaunia’ Walk.

CAVIZZANA ALPINE FARMSTEADS

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SALITA AL GRUM9

location CALDES

access Locality Contre



duration 2 h

walk length 5.5 km

difficulty medium/ high

Caldes loc. Contre (647 m) – Pra-del Conz (1,397 m) – Malga Grum (1,525 m)

Start off at the village of Caldes parking near the River Noce in the locality of Contre. Follow the sign for the Salita al Grum walking along the forestry road that leads to the locality of Plaz. Continue and, just before the Cross on the left side of the road, turn right and carry on. Along the track between the third and fourth ‘Vouta’ (hairpin bend) you will notice the beautiful wayside shrine dedicated to Virgin Mary. Continue walking along the forestry road and after two more bends arrive at the field

called ‘Pra’ dal Conz’. After the sixth turning it is possible to wander off to the left of the main path and, after around 100 m along a small path, visit the picturesque cave of ‘Vout dal Coel’. Walk back on the main path and carry on; on the next junction turn left towards the Malga Grum (Alpine barn). Inside the bivouac you can stop and eat your own food, warming up the place and resting surrounded by an atmosphere of time past.

CLIMB TO GRUM

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I PONTI SUL RIO TINTO10

location CALDES

access Locality Contre


maximum altitude 730 m

duration 40’

walk length 2 km

difficulty low

Caldes loc. Contre (647 m)Mas del Goto (752 m)

The trail starts in the locality of Contre in the hamlet of Caldes where you can park. Follow the sign for the locality of Plaz and before the Cross turn left. Carry on until

‘Mas del Goto’ going past the first bridge over Rio Tinto. Turn again left and continue along the path past the second bridge and walk back to the car park.

THE BRIDGES OVER RIO TINTO

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SENTIERO VAL DI SOLE11

location TERZOLAS

access Playground



duration 1 h 30’

walk length 3.5 km

difficulty low

Terzolas (750 m)Convento (764 m) - Arnago (825 m)Maso Maleda (822 m)

It is a track suitable for Nordic Walking. Start at the playground of Terzolas and walk up towards the Capuchin Friars’ convent and skirt the ancient walls until the access of the local road that runs up towards Arnago hamlet.Cross the entire small village and then take the path of the old irrigation canal signposted with the ‘Nordic Walking’ sign.

Arrive then in the area of ‘Banchie’ with its historical, characteristic chestnut trees just above Terzolas hamlet. Walk ahead along the ‘Val di Sole’ trail towards Samoclevo.After the white road continue in altitude up to the village. From there go back to Terzolas and, through the old village centre, arrive back at the starting point. The route includes stretches of paved road.

VAL DI SOLE TRAIL

TRA LE MALGHE DI BOLENTINA12

location MALÈ

access Bolentina hamlet



duration 3 h

walk length 7.7 km

difficulty medium/ hard

Bolentina (1,161 m)Mas de Mez (1,317 m)Piazza Merentaia (1,510 m)Mas de la Cros (1,601 m)Malga Bolentina Bassa (1,510 m)

From Male’ reach the hamlet of Bolentina and walk beyond its buildings following the paved road up to the first hairpin bend. Park the car and follow the road uphill along three hairpin bends until the locality of Mas de Mez. Continue up to the locality of Piazza Merentaia (1,510 m of altitude) and carry on admiring the backdrop of the Cimon de Bolentina, up to Mas de la Cros (1,601 m) which is a sunny and panoramic spot surrounded by snow-clad slopes ideal for sledging. The duration of the walk to

Mas de la Cros is around 1 h and 30 min. From Malghetto the trail continues downhill in the wood to reach after around 20 min the Malga di Bolentina Bassa (1,510 m) from where it is possible to have a glimpse of Val di Rabbi. Carry on southwards and south-eastwards and after around 40 min arrive at the locality of ‘Seghe’ (sawmills) with a view on the lower Val di Sole. A walk of another 30 min or so will get you back to the car park. Preferably this walk should be made in one day only.

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AMONGST THE ALPINE BARNS OF BOLENTINA

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S. BIAGIO13

location MALÈ

access Locality Pineta



duration 1 h 30’

walk length 2.9 km

difficulty low

Malé (720 m) – S. Biagio (728 m)

From Male’ reach the locality of Pineta, next to the swimming pool; then walk down the path and cross over the river Noce through the Passerella bridge. Take the road on the left that goes up until the locality of S. Biagio, where there is a farm and a beautiful rustic building. Walk up through snow-clad meadows and continue in a south-western direction along an existing path. The trail proceeds by crossing over a bridge over the Val del Mezzol which is enclosed within

two steep rocky mountainsides which are equipped for sport climbing (natural rock climbing wall). Walk through the rolling terrain of the snowfields with in sight the whole village of Male’ and the higher Val di Sole up to the locality of Pinei. From here turn north- westwards and then again north-eastwards and arrive at the locality of Molini of Male’. Carrying on through the paved road above the ice rink and the football pitch, get back to the starting point near the Passerella bridge.

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GIRO DI PLAUCÉSA14

location CROVIANA

access Locality Mulino (Mill)



duration 2 h 30’

walk length 3.5 km

difficulty low

Croviana (713 m)loc. Le Plaze (770 m)

From the village of Croviana follow the sign for the locality of Mulino – Plaze, Chili Rafting, crossing the bridge over the river Noce. From the Mulino area of Croviana walk towards Male’ going up gently along the forestry road and then turn right towards the locality of ‘Plaze’. From here carry on uphill for around 200 m towards Monclassico. The forestry road starts off going slightly downhill in the middle of the wood reaching the locality of ‘Plaucésa’ where there is a charming panoramic view

on part of the valley and the valley-floor below. Continue downhill until the end of the wood and arrive at the bridge over the river Noce after which on the right you can access the bike lane that runs along partly the Nordic skiing piste. The trail continues for around 1.4 km alternating areas within the wood and open areas with wide visibility. After the end of the bike lane turn right and cross over the bridge on the river Noce to reach the starting point at the locality of ‘Mulino’.

ROUNDTRIP OF PLAUCÉSA

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Dimaro (800 m) – Doss S. Brigida (1,344 m) – Masi Ronzo-la (1,289 m) – Folgarida/Belvedere (1,400 m)

From the village of Dimaro follow the main, 239 road towards Passo Campo Carlo Magno and Madonna di Campiglio up to the first hairpin bend (car park). From here starts a path which runs up the Val Meledrio. The trail leads to the Ecomuseum of Val Meledrio (open in the summer).After the old ‘calcara’ (power-hammer) where quick lime was once cooked walk up through the larch wood which covers the slopes of Doss di Santa Brigida site of an ancient hospice from as early as the 14th century. After reaching the junction that leads to the old hospice now called Malga del Doss continue by taking the path on the right with engravings on the living rock where the Meledrio stream springs from a narrow rocky gorge, forming some pretty waterfalls. This is the most picturesque part of the route.Carrying on upwards towards the Masi di Ronzola reach the nr. 239, main road level with the locality of Belvedere. Return by the same route.

location DIMARO

access Dimaro



duration 3 h

walk length 5.5 km

difficulty medium

VAL MELEDRIO, L’ANTICA VIA DELL’IMPERATORE15MELEDRIO VALLEY, THE ANCIENT EMPEROR’S WAY

location FOLGARIDA

access Piazzale Folgarida or Belvedere, cable car forecourt



duration 50’

walk length 2 km

difficulty low

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MONTE SPOLVERINO16

Malghet Aut (1,850 m)Monte Spolverino (2,040 m)

Reach the high altitude starting point at Malghet Aut from Folgarida by either Folgarida or Bevedere cable car. Walk along the border of the piste reaching the top station of the Bambi chairlift which can be used by tourists without skies in both directions. Here starts the trail which after a short way reaches the ‘Brenzi’ ski slope: cross over with the maximum caution giving way to skiers who descend from

above. Walk across the whole south-eastern slope of Monte Spolverino and then reach the area next to the arrival station of the ‘Daolasa – Val Mastellina’ cable car after crossing carefully the ‘Panoramic’ skiing slope. Return by the same route in reverse. This itinerary can also be done the other way around, starting from Daolasa and going up by cable car to the top station.

SPOLVERINO MOUNT

AL COSPETTO DEL BRENTA17

location FOLGARIDA

access Dimaro’s Malga Folgarida (Alpine barn)



duration 2 h 30’

walk length 3.6 km

difficulty medium/ low

Malga Folgarida (1,475 m)Malghet Aut (1,850 m)

Drive along the main road to Madonna di Campiglio and park by the junction of Malga Folgarida of Dimaro. Walk along the forestry road towards the Alpine barn and enjoy the splendid view on the Brenta range; follow the direction towards Malghet

Aut (crossing with the itinerary nr. 19). Always following the forestry road, after a series of hairpin bends, reach the locality of Malghet Aut in the middle of the skiing district of Folgarida-Marilleva. Return by the same route.

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FACING THE BRENTA

PANORAMA A 360°18

location FOLGARIDA

access Daolasa cable car forecourt



duration 25’

walk length 0.8 km

difficulty low

Daolasa (825 m)Arrivo Telecabina (2,040 m)

Short but satisfying walk at high altitude on a flat shelf; it offers a fantastic view on all the mountain ranges of Brenta, Adamello-Presanella and Ortles-Cevedale that surround the skiing district of Folgarida-Marilleva. Arrive at high altitude by the

‘Daolasa - Val Mastellina’ cable car and when you reach the arrival point, walk along the trail, made ready by snow cats, that connects with the panoramic piste coming from Monte Spolverino were the trail ends. Return by the same route.

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PANORAMIC VIEW AT 360 DEGREES

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SALITA AL MALGHET AUT19

location FOLGARIDA

access Locality Casina



duration 2 h

walk length 3 km

difficulty medium/ high

Folgarida Loc. Casina (1,460 m)Malghet Aut (1,850 m)

From the locality of Belvedere in Folgarida drive along Via Monti Alti to reach the car park in the locality of Casina, from where the trail starts close to an old Alpine farmstead. Cross over the ski piste giving way to skiers. After 30 m take the path that enters the wood (between the Alpine farm buildings beside the piste) carrying on until

the junction with the forestry road coming from the Malga Dimaro (route shared with the trail nr. 17). Turn right uphill always following the obvious way reaching, after some hairpin bends, the locality of Malghet Aut at the centre of the skiing district of Folgarida-Marilleva. Return by the same route.

CLIMB TO MALGHET AUT

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AL MALGHETTO DI ALMAZZAGO20

location FOLGARIDA/COMMEZZADURA

access Piazzale Folgarida cable car forecourt



duration 1 h 15’

walk length 2 km

difficulty medium

Folgarida (1,500 m)Malghetto di Almazzago (1,373 m)

In the higher part of Folgarida lift departure area walk along the forestry road for a short distance. When you reach the first hairpin bend, take the obvious path right of the road which crosses the Val Rotian to reach the pasture area of Malghetto of Almazzago, from where it is possible to enjoy a stunning view on Val di Sole. Leaving behind the pasture enter the conifer wood. The trail ends by the intermediary station of the

‘Daolasa – Val Mastellina’ cable car at the Malghetto of Mastellina. Return by the same route or you can go up by the‘Daolasa – Val Mastellina’ cable car and descend to the locality of Malghet Aut via the route nr. 16. This trail can also be done the other way around departing from Daolasa and going up by cable car up to the intermediary station (Malghetto of Mastellina). Return by the same route.

TO MALGHETTO OF ALMAZZAGO

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DA DAOLASA A PIANO21

location COMMEZZADURA




duration 50’

walk length 1.5 km

difficulty low

Reach the ‘Daolasa – Val Mastellina’ cable car station (big car park area). Exiting the arcade under the cable car Daolasa westwards cross the flat along the railway and at the end enter the slightly uphill path in the wood. Follow the forestry road until

reaching above the 4cross trail of 2008 MTB World Championship. Then walk downhill towards the cross country skiing centre and from here again to the departure area of the Daolasa – Val Mastellina cable car.

Daolasa (820 m)Piano di Commezzadura (858 m)

FROM DAOLASA TO PIANO

DA DAOLASA AD ALMAZZAGO22

location COMMEZZADURA




duration 1 h 10’

walk length 1.5 km

difficulty low

From the cross country skiing centre above the cable car walk up and to the left of the humps of the 4cross piste until entering the wood following the sign eastwards towards Almazzago; halfway along the trail there is a uphill path of medium difficulty. Follow the

circular route and return towards Daolasa, which can be reached also by the Dolomiti Express train. Near the station you will find a well equipped rental shop.The trail is easy and suitable for children.

Daolasa (820 m)Almazzago (853 m)

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FROM DAOLASA TO ALMAZZAGO

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SALITA A MARILLEVA23

location MEZZANA

access Sport Hall



duration 2 h

walk length 3 km

difficulty medium

Mezzana (900 m) – loc. Mas Brusà (915 m) – Marilleva (1,400 m)

From the village of Mezzana follow the signs towards Marilleva to reach the car park of the sport hall. Follow the obvious way that goes up beside the sport hall and arrives near a building (Mas Brusa’). Continue along the forestry road that goes upwards through the wood along the slopes of the Copai mount; after a series of hairpin bends reach a junction with the sign ‘Laghetti di Mezzana’ (Mezzana lakes)

at altitude 1,400. Turn left and follow the trail slightly downhill to arrive at Marilleva 1400 near the Residence Artuik. Walk along the main road, after going through the piste underpass, and walk up to the right of the main road up to the church which lies nearby the arrival area of the cable car which can be taken to get back or return by the same route in reverse.

CLIMB TO MARILLEVA

ALLA MADONNA DELLE CIME24

location MARILLEVA 1400

access Residence Artuik car park



duration 1 h

walk length 2 km

difficulty low

Marilleva (1,400 m)Madonna delle Cime (1,400 m)

Walk along the obvious road going slightly uphill. After crossing Val Lores, in the locality of Ponte Alto, it reaches the junction signposted for Laghetti di Mezzana – Madonna delle Cime. Take the path slightly

downhill for around 400 m following the sign to ‘Madonna delle Cime’ up to the crossroad. From here carry on along the flat road until the wayside shrine dedicated to Virgin Mary. Go back by the same route.

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TO THE MADONNA DELLE CIME

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SALITA AI LAGHI DEL MALGHETTO25

location MARILLEVA 1400

access Residence Artuik car park



duration 2 h

walk length 3 km

difficulty very high

Marilleva (1,410 m) – Bivio Rifu-gio Orti (1,820 m) – Malga Copai (1,986 m) – Laghetti del Malghetto (2,001 m)

Start from the Residence Artuik car park in Marilleva 1400. Walk along the evident, slightly upward road which crosses Val Lores and reaches the fork signposted for Laghetti di Mezzana – Madonna delle Cime. Continue uphill until the first and only hairpin bend and then carry on ignoring the sign for Busa del Busaz until reaching the fork of the path coming from Rifugio Orti. Leaving that behind continue for the narrow mule track up to the Malga di Copai and from here reach quickly the lakes of Malghetto di Mezzana. Return by the same route.

CLIMB TO MALGHETTO’S LAKES

POZZA DEL CAGNOLÒ26

location PELLIZZANO

access Bike Grill



duration 30’

walk length 1.8 km

difficulty low

Pellizzano (920 m)

Start off at the Bike Grill which lies east of the village of Pellizzano. Carry on towards the sport area (with ski-jump-ramps for snowboard, bob and sledges) reaching the ‘Lusenz’ locality following the sign ‘Giro Pozza del Cagnolo’’ which is used in the summer as a mountain bike track. Walk at the bottom of the trampolines and cross over a small bridge walk up along a trail that skirts the wood; just before the biomass

district heating power station turn left and walk uphill toward the locality of Pozza del Cagnolo’. Continue along the trail passing under the launching ramps of the ski-jumps. From here the trail starts descending until a fork; keep your right following the signs. The trail enters the wood again until reaching the fork with the bike lane that leads to Mezzana. Here turn left to return to the starting point at the Bike Grill in Pellizzano.

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SENTIERO DEGLI GNOMI27

location PELLIZZANO

access Lago dei Caprioli road



duration 2 h

walk length 2.5 km (5.5 km)

difficulty medium

Pellizzano (920 m)Malga Bassa (1,250 m)

Start off at the second hairpin bend on the road that leads to Fazzon – Lago dei Caprioli following the signposted path ‘Senter dela Palù’ which leads to Malga Bassa – Visitor Centre; then follow the main road to Lago dei Caprioli. Return by the

same route. Alternative route: on the right of the car park take a flat road which after around 3 km leads to the Valpiana locality which connects to the trail nr. 28 or return by the same route in reverse.

THE GNOMES’ TRAIL

IN VALPIANA28

location OSSANA

access S. Vigilio church



duration 2 h

walk length 2.5 km (5.5 km)

difficulty medium

Ossana (1,011 m)Valpiana (1,260 m - S. Antonio)

Reach the village of Ossana and park near S. Virgilio church, which is an ancient Medieval parish church. From the church car park follow an obvious and steep road. After the first hairpin bend the road becomes less steep and after a couple of kilometres leads to the entrance of the flat basin of Valpiana, cut through by the Foce stream. The view is stunning, to the rear the peaks of the Ortles-Cevedale range towering over

(with Vioz 3,645 m) while in the front the backdrop of Corno di Valpiana, Cima di Bon and Monte Gìner (2,955 m) followed by the Presanella range. Return by the same route. Alternative route: carry on for a short distance on the flat then turn left along the forestry road to reach the car park in the locality of Malga Bassa of Fazzon – Lago dei Caprioli, and from here return by going back or follow the trail nr. 27.

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PANORAMA SULLA VAL DI PEIO29

location PEIO

access Cogolo – Locality Biancaneve



duration 5 h

walk length 8 km

difficulty very high

Cogolo (1,200 m) – Maso Fontana Matta (1,529 m) – Malga Borche (1,802 m)

Reach the locality of Biancaneve in Cogolo skirting the piste going up of the namesake skilift: after a short way uphill enter the thick wood and follow the long trail which runs beside several characteristic Alpine farm buildings: firstly reach Maso Fontana Matta, then the buildings in the locality of Stablo and Frattaperta. Finally reach at 1,802 m altitude the Malga Borche where there is a

wonderful view on the whole Val di Peio and especially the striking village of Peio Paese and the imposing, surrounding mountains of the Ortles-Cevedale range.Return to the starting point along a long but easy forestry trail, covered in snow, which descends towards the first houses of Cogolo following several easy bends.

PANORAMIC VIEW ON PEIO VALLEY

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Start off from the area Plaze of Cogolo, on the right side of the river Noce, venturing into the thick wood, towards the direction of the mysterious S. Lucia church, an isolated medieval building on a knoll which towers over the little hamlet of Comasine. The church has beside it a strong steeple, with a stone roof and Romanesque mullioned windows.

Documents date the church back to 1,374 AD and it was widened and fitted with a portico in the 16th century. The wooden altars have been moved to San Matteo church of Comasine, which existed already around the middle of the 15th century in the middle of the village which was once inhabited exclusively by miners from Lombardy. It is not a coincidence that S. Lucia church (an unique building in the Val di Sole landscape) is dedicated to the Saint originally from Syracuse who is the patron Saint of the blind and miners. For many centuries the presence of iron ores (of magnetite) have been an important resource for the village and their exploitation dates back probably to Roman times or before. It reached its apex around the 15th and 16th centuries and declined afterward to end completely around the middle of the 19th century when the work at the blast furnace situated in the Forno dei Noval locality was abandoned. However, the mining exploitation of the depths of the mountains of Comasine ended completely only in 1967. From S. Lucia church return to the starting point by the same route in reverse. Or make a de-tour, taking off your snowshoes and pay a visit to the small hamlet of Comasine: the ‘Giacomo Matteotti’ Cultural and Community Association is definitely well worth a visit. It is dedicated to the memory of the well-known socialist MP whose family was originally from here. On 10th June 1924 he was killed by fascist hit men in Rome.

S. LUCIA30

location COGOLO

access Locality Le Plaze



duration 3 h

walk length 4 km

difficulty low

Cogolo (1,150 m)Comasine - S. Lucia (1,278 m)

S. LUCY

L’ANTICA TRACCIA DEGLI ALPEGGI31

location PEIO

access Celentino



duration 6 h

walk length 9 km

difficulty medium /high

Celentino (1,264 m) Malga Campo (1,979 m)

Starting off at the pretty village of Celentino, where the church dedicated to S. Agostino stands out. Take the obvious forestry road for Malga Campo, the historic location for bovine Alpine grazing during the summer. The long snow-covered trail goes through the thick fir and larch wood leading to Malga Campo at 1979 m of altitude in only 4 km. To the Alpine barn structure there has been recently added a small renovated building with a stove which is accessible in wintertime. Next to the stable the trail is sign posted on stone; the path climbs up

gradually without bends up to a wide basin with pastureland. From here some hairpin bends lead to 2300 m of altitude where the effort is rewarded by a spectacular view which stretches over all the mountain ranges of Cevedale, Adamello and Brenta. The return trip is through Malga Campo by the same trail or via some shortcuts with powdery snow. Arrive back in Celentino along the old path to the village which was once used by herds and herdsmen to return to the valley after the long summer stay in the Alpine barn.

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ALPINE PASTURES’ ANCIENT TRAIL

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PLAN DEI PRADI32

location VERMIGLIO

access Locality Laghetti



duration 1 h

walk length 2.5 km

difficulty low

Vermiglio (1,207 m)Volpaia (1,204 m)

Start off from the Cross Country skiing centre in Vermiglio in the locality of Laghetti (little lakes). A round trip of easy execution with an altitude

gap of only 21 m and which runs along the ponds and the stream to arrive at the edge of the wood to then return for 2.5 km in total.

MEADOWS’ FLAT

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LA CASCATA33

location VERMIGLIO

access Laghetti locality (little lakes)



duration 1 h 45’

walk length 3.1 km

difficulty low

Vermiglio (1,207 m)Volpaia (1,204 m)

Start off from the Cross Country skiing centre in Vermiglio in the locality of Laghetti (little lakes).A circular trail of medium difficulty with an altitude gap of 71 m and which follows in its first section the ‘Plan dei Pradi’ trail (nr.32). It then enters the

wood and reaches the waterfall of which it takes its name. Cross over the very distinctive, wooden gangplank over the brook. Then descend through the path which connects back to the ‘Plan dei Pradi’ trail for a total of 3.1 km.

THE WATERFALL

VERNIANA - SAVIANA34

location VERMIGLIO

access Locality S. Caterina - Dazi



duration 3 h 30’

walk length 9 km

difficulty medium / high

Verniana (1,715 m)Malga Saviana (1,850 m)

Start off at the church of S. Caterina towards the Dazi. The first section runs along the old road to Tonale and then along the forestry road. Passing through ‘Plazola’ reach Val Verniana at 1,715 m of altitude. Along the trail are noticeable the characteristic Alpine farm buildings, the peaks with the Redivalle

mount and on the opposite side Presanella peak. Carry on up to the start of Val Saviana at 1,850 m of altitude. Return by the same route in reverse. Alternatively, it is possible to walk down through a different way following the mule track which crosses over the forestry road in many places.

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MALGA VALBIOLO35

location PASSO TONALE

access Valbiolo Chairlift car park



duration 1 h

walk length 2 km

difficulty low

Passo Tonale (1,866 m) – Malga Val-biolo (2,250 m) – Ospizio S. Bartolo-meo (1,968 m)

Drive up from Vermiglio and, where the buildings of Passo Tonale start, turn right on the road which leads up to the car park (recommended) of Valbiolo chairlift and then carry on following the direction towards the Hotel La Mirandola.Close to the little church of the Hospice next to the hotel, access the trail which carries on level up to the fork after around 300

m. Continue on the left following a wide hairpin bend and keep going until the trail reaches the ski piste. From here the trail winds upwards beside the Valbiolo piste until reaching its namesake Malga. For the return trip walk along the same trail in reverse or, alternatively, catch the ‘Valbiolo’ ski lift, which must be paid for.

VALBIOLO ALPINE BARN

ALTIPORTO TONALE36

location PASSO TONALE

access Valbiolo Chairlift car park



duration 1 h

walk length 2 km

difficulty low

Altiporto (1,886 m)

Drive up from Vermiglio and, where the buildings of Passo Tonale start, turn right on the road which leads up to the car park of Valbiolo chairlift. From here walk on the

road which leads to the Hotel La Mirandola. Around 30 m after the bridge, on the right side of the road, the clearly signposted trail starts off. It is a flat, circular route.

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