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· Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
Val Nambino - The Path of the Valleys
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Nambino Lake hut in autumnPhoto: Nicolle Boroni, Madonna di Campiglio Azienda per il Turismo
Val Nambino starts from the center of Madonna di Campiglio and, in a short time and modest elevation gain, the itinerary leads to the charming basin that hosts the lake and the Nambino Refuge.
It is no coincidence that this is one of the most frequented destinations in the Madonna di Campiglio area. Reachable on foot from the town yet completely immersed in the silence of untouched and wild nature, Val Nambino is known for the warm refuge of the same name and the beautiful lake in which it is reflected.
Among the serene waters of Lago Nambino, there is a legend shrouded in mystery and magic, a story passed down through generations. In ancient times, it is said that a massive dragon inhabited the depths of the lake, quiet and reserved. It spent long periods resting on the bottom, feeding on algae and fish, while from time to time it emerged to enjoy the warmth of the sun on the surrounding rocks... If you want to know more, stop at the refuge for a break, where you can read the story of the dragon painted on the walls.
The lake is surrounded by meadows and peaks, an ideal place to relax, fish, do yoga or simply enjoy the regenerating peace of nature and water.
Author’s recommendation
Continue your journey on The Path of the Valleys, choose other valleys to explore from the 50 proposals! Discover them all and create your credentials to record your passages here: www.campigliodolomiti.it/laviadellevalli.
THE NEAREST VALLEYS:
- From Val Nambino it is possible to connect to Val di Canton by following trails 263-217, 269, which passes by Lago di Nambino, and 232 which reaches Lago di Ritorto.
- After reaching Lago di Ritorto it is possible, following trails 277 and then 278 b, to reach Valchestria.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Be careful of road crossings in the village section.
Tips and suggestions
Trail status: well maintained and well marked, trail marker 217.Sources and springs: fountain at the start and water at the Nambino Refuge
Refreshments and shelters: Nambino Refuge.
Reception: yes.
Is bike usage allowed? NO, not along the trail. It is however possible to approach by bike, maybe e-bike, up to Piana di Nambino following the road north of the town.
Roadbook
From the Alpine Guides Monument in the center of Madonna di Campiglio, head north along Via Pradalago to the Belvedere restaurant.
Here turn left into Piazza Brenta Alta. At the Hotel garnì Arnica turn right along Via Cima Tosa. Opposite the restaurant Le Roi, take, keeping left, Via Cima Tre, next to the ski stadium, which leads to a dirt road (winter ski slope), trail marker 217.
Turn right crossing the bridge over the river and continue to Piana di Nambino.
Cross the whole Piana di Nambino following the dirt road north to the start of the cable car, where you enter the trail on the right, still trail marker 217. You ascend this first on a mule track, then on a more varied path alongside the stream.
After a steep section, you quickly reach Lago Nambino and the homonymous Refuge.
Stamp: the stamp is located at Lago di Nambino, near the refuge.
Monumento a G. B. Righi
Museo delle Guide e delle Genti di Campiglio
Tourist mobility in the Adamello Brenta Park valleys
Piazza Righi
Canalone Miramonti
Malga Nambino
Lago di Nambino
Public transport
In Madonna di Campiglio you can arrive by buses from Trentino Trasporti which provide direct daily connections: www.trentinotrasporti.it
Directions
To reach Madonna di Campiglio:
- A4 Milan-Venice: exit Brescia Est (130 km from Madonna di Campiglio). Continue on state road SS 45bis towards Salò – Lago d’Idro. Continue on SS 239 towards Madonna di Campiglio.
- A22 Modena-Brenner: exit Rovereto Sud (92 km) or exit Trento Sud (73 km) for those coming from the south; exit S. Michele all'Adige (78 km) or exit Trento Nord (73 km) for those coming from the north.
The itinerary starts from the center of the town at the Alpine Guides Monument, on via Monte Spinale, near the Hotel Des Alpes.
Parking
Parking (paid) in Madonna di Campiglio. Here are the closest to the access point:
- VIA CIMA TOSA PARKING (near Hotel Dahu). Recommended for access to the center arriving from the north. Few free spots, mostly disc parking.
- PIAZZA SISSI PARKING (in the center, access from Viale Dolomiti di Brenta - via al Sarca). Paid during the winter and summer seasons, open 24/7. Off-season closed and accessible only to holders of subscriptions with magnetic card.
- 3TRE PARKING (Piazza Brenta Alta, in the center). Recommended for those arriving from the north. Paid during the winter and summer seasons, open 24/7.
- SPINALE PARKING (Via Spinale). Recommended for access to the center and the Spinale cable car arriving from the south. Paid during the winter and summer seasons, open 24/7.
- PRADALAGO PARKING (Via Pradalago). Recommended for access to the Pradalago cable car and the center arriving from the north. Paid during the winter and summer seasons.
Coordinates
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Equipment
Trekking boots, waterproof jacket, headwear and sunscreen are recommended.
Walking poles if considered useful.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions