Hiking in Madruzzo

The most mountainous stage of the Cammino dei Sette Laghi climbs from Vezzano to Lake Lagolo before descending through villages, woods and farmland to Vigo Cavedine.

A five-stage loop through the Valle dei Laghi, among lakes, vineyards, woods, villages and landscapes shaped by both nature and history.

The Roggia di Calavino trail is a route through the narrow Canevai gorge between Dosfolòn and Casai, which was made accessible in the late 1990s.

The Cammino di San Vili is named after Saint Vigilio, bishop and patron saint of Trento, who, according to the legend, evangelised the inhabitants of the settlements on this way in the 4th century. The Way runs along the breath-taking mountains of the Brenta Group, reveals wonderful natural landscapes where water and stone intertwine, goes through fascinating villages with ancient traditions and excellent local food.

The LOW variant of the Cammino di San Vili starts from Madonna di Campiglio and follows the valley along to the Cathedral San Vigilio in Trento.

A hike with a 360° view of the Bondone massif, where eagles fly.

Hike to huge ice age glacial mills in Vezzano down to the village of Calavino into a romantic water gorge towards Lago di Santa Massenza, passing wine and spirits producers.

The fifth and final stage of the Cammino dei Sette Laghi leads from Pietramurata to Sarche, along the River Sarca, through vineyards, ancient waterways and the shores of Lake Toblino.

The Valle dei Laghi has been shaped by viticulture for centuries. Here, the vine is more than a crop: it is landscape, culture and identity. No grape variety embodies this heritage better than Nosiola, a wine grape that tells a story of ingenuity, patience, resilience and a deep connection with the land. The Nosiola Trail leads through vineyards and the places most closely linked to this native variety, offering visitors the opportunity to discover an entire region and understand viticulture as a cultural, environmental and human heritage.

Alpine crossing in 11 stages. The Alps Traverse Gemellato (ATG) is a shorter variant of the long-distance trail Rosenheim – Lazise. It is a good alternative to the often crowded E5 if you want to do an alpine crossing once. Alpine crossings have existed in several variants for many years. Here are the currently best-known routes: “E5” (Oberstdorf/ Meran) “Traumpfad” (Munich/ Venice) “L” (Garmisch/ Brescia) “L1S” (Walchensee/ Iseo Lake) L1 variant "L1S" “GTA” (Grießpass/ Ventimiglia) “Munich-Garda Lake” (Munich/ Garda Lake) “Via Alpina: Yellow Route” (Oberstdorf/ Trieste) “Via Alpina: Red Route” (Oberstdorf/ Trieste) “Alpe Adria Trail” (Großglockner/ Muggia) New: “Alps Traverse Gemellato" ATG (Rosenheim/ Lazise). The multi-day route "ATG" is a variant (shorter distances, more days) of the “long-distance trail Rosenheim – Lazise“.