Hikes in Giovo

Quiet hike through the natural environments found along the ridge of Mount Mancabrot

A circular exploration of Monte Alto, among majestic trees and former alpine huts, reaching Roccolo del Sauch

A route with a slight difference in altitude on an asphalt and dirt road offering glimpses of the terraced vineyards of the Cembra Valley.

A loop tour with a visit to the Roccolo del Sauch and the Sauch hut in the deciduous forest.

Ring tour with a visit to Roccolo del Sauch and at Sauch mountain hut, immersed in the deciduous wood 

Easy and relaxing walk in the forest that streches over Monte Corona in the Cembra Valley, with a stop at the panoramic point of the Doss Paion. Here observation of the eastern Trentino peaks and the renowned vineyards of Giovo is possible.

This circular hike initially partially steep to farms above Salurn and through the Salurn beech forests to the Sauch Hut. The forests are particularly charming in spring and autumn.

The route leads from the South Tyrolean Etsch valley with its extensive fruit orchards via the Holy Lake and through the Cembra valley to the famous earth pyramids of Segonzano. Across the lake-rich high plateau of Piné with its impressive mountain backdrop, it descends into the Valsugana. Along the way, the Albrecht-Dürer path, partly the E5, and the Mesotrekking route from the mountains to Trento are followed. Except for some passages on roads along the E5 around the earth pyramids, along the Mesotrekking between Centrale and Lake Piazze, and in towns, the route runs on old, romantic paths through the mountains. The views of the mountains in the upper Etsch valley, the Brenta, and the Lagorai range are magnificent. The old settlements with their stone houses and narrow alleys blend beautifully into the landscape. Lastly, special mention should be made of the great friendliness and helpfulness of the residents in this lesser-known area. The tour can be undertaken from mid-April to mid-October. Especially recommended is mid-April when the fruit trees already blossom in the valleys and the spring starts just beginning at higher altitudes with crocus and snow heath. Then the beauty of the Southern Alps reveals itself to the hiker in a particularly impressive way. The tour contains no Alpine difficulties, but the often narrow and steep paths require caution, as roots and stones are often covered with leaves. 

A short walk among farmsteads and vineyards in the Avisian hills, starting from the Giardino dei Ciucioi in Lavis.

A short loop with a gentle climb at the start, shaded and easily accessible from the village of San Michele all’Adige.