Accessible holidays in Baselga di Pinè

The walk around the lakes of the Piné Plateau is simple and relaxing, with the majority of the path being flat ground. As a shorter alternative, you can choose to walk around just one of the two lakes. Suitable for everyone and also ideal for families with children.

A short walk that joins two sanctuaries into a single route, but at the same time allows you to explore the most historic street of the village of Montagnaga, then enjoy a breathtaking view at the Sanctuary of the Redeemer.

The lakes circuit of the Piné Plateau is a relaxing and flat walk, which can also be shortened to just a loop around one of the two lakes, Serraia or delle Piazze. Suitable for everyone and ideal also for families with children. For the more adventurous, the cycle-pedestrian path continues to the small lake of Buse, particularly pleasant for outings and picnics.

The lake circuit of the Piné Plateau is a relaxing and flat walk, which can also be shortened to just the circuit of one of the two lakes, Serraia or delle Piazze. Suitable for everyone and also ideal for families with children. For the more adventurous, the cycle-pedestrian path continues to the Buse pond, particularly pleasant for outings and picnics.

A short walk in the recently upgraded recreational area of Bedolpian, reaching through green meadows and ancient pine forests the Laghetto delle Rane, the viewpoint over the Valle di Cembra and the Brenta group called the "Bellavista".

Pleasant walk in the Piné forest towards Montagnaga to visit the popular Marian Sanctuary.

An invitation to slow down, rediscover your spirituality, and let yourself be enveloped by the scents of the forest, among silent biotopes and evocative sanctuaries

Loop route in the nature reserve, with a small detour at the Dos Alt viewpoint.

A loop hike around Lake Serraia and Piazze, starting from Baselga di Piné and passing through Rizzolaga, Campolongo, and Piazze. ————- A cycling and hiking trail on a mix of paved and unpaved roads. Fully accessible to strollers, pets, and people with disabilities. —————. There is only one somewhat steep climb, lasting a few minutes (on concrete), on the section connecting Lake Serraia and Lake Piazze, near the hydroelectric dam. —————- As of today (late June 2026), asphalting work is underway, forcing pedestrians to walk along the road with traffic; since the road is narrow, extra caution is required. Alternatively, you are advised to follow a scenic route that climbs to the nearby village of Cialini. —————- If you plan to go swimming, keep in mind that these are alpine lakes; due to their shallow depth (max 15–18 meters), they aren’t particularly cold—in fact, I found them very pleasant—but the shores drop off very steeply. —————- Fun fact: In winter, these lakes are completely frozen and offer various diving courses and workshops. —————. Hiking boots are always recommended to avoid ankle injuries and/or dangerous falls. In the mountains, the weather can change quickly, so bring a light jacket and a sweater even in summer. —————- PARKING NOTE: I recommend parking at Via del Ferar 12 in Basaglia di Pinè and continuing on foot. In the photo gallery, you can find the locations of other parking lots with direct access to the beaches.