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Mountain Hike
· Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, Val Rendena
Val Nardis - La Via delle Valli
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Near Malga Nardis, along the path to Baito TamalèPhoto: #Different, Madonna di Campiglio Azienda per il Turismo
A steep and little frequented valley immersed in lush and wild nature, isolated but easily reachable, Val Nardis is one of the access points to Presanella.
From here you access the narrow and little frequented Val Nardis (trail marker 210), once traveled by shepherds and livestock who used to graze at the pastures of Malga Nardis and the higher Malga dei Fiori.
During the Great War, the hut area was involved in military positions and when, in 1916, the cableway was built that from the Carisolo glassworks reached Monte del Tamalè (essential for supplies and for transporting the first artillery pieces destined for Passo Scarazon delle Rocchette), the transport of supplies was also entrusted to Russian porters and prisoners housed at Malga Nardis and near the cableway arrival station. The Val Nardis cableway continued its precious work throughout the conflict.
Author’s recommendation
NEAREST VALLEYS:
From Val Nardis it is possible to connect with:
- Val Nambrone. Upon reaching Malga Nardis continue climbing along trail 210 to Malga dei Fiori and then to Bivacco Roberti. From here continue on trail 219 which turns right (do not climb towards the Presanella summit) leading to Passo dei Quattro Cantoni. From here, still along trail 219, you arrive at Rifugio Segantini to descend into Val d’Amola and then into Val Nambrone (trail 211).
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
The trail is little traveled but well marked (SAT signage) and clean. Only near Malga Nardis is the grass particularly thick but the signs are always clearly visible. The trail up to Malga Nardis is very steep and reception is almost always absent except for the initial part and near the hut, where the signal is intermittent. In wet conditions, the trail can be slippery and muddy.
Tips and suggestions
Path condition: well marked and free of technical passages. In some places you walk on slabs of rock that can be slippery and, after rain, some points become muddy.Springs and water sources: yes, near Malga Nardis.
Refreshments and shelters: Malga Nardis is open though abandoned and poorly maintained
Is cycling allowed? NO, not along the trail. However, it is possible to approach by bike, possibly e-bike, along Val Genova.
Roadbook
Right behind the small house housing the park information point, the trail starts with the sign Malga Nardis (Trail Marker 210).
Although little traveled, the trail is always visible and well marked. It is a steep path that climbs steadily and consistently from the valley floor crossing beech forests and then firs and larches, up to the former pasture of Malga Nardis.
Shortly beyond the halfway point of the trail leading to Malga Nardis, you will find a small plateau with a table and two benches. Here you must take the right at the fork, not towards the river, climbing the last part on a steep trail just before the meadow with the mountain hut. After crossing a wooden footbridge and a small gate, the trail becomes gentler until the hut, the destination of our route.
If you want to continue, the trail leads, still uphill, to Malga dei Fiori, to Bivacco Roberti and to the summit of Presanella. From Bivacco Roberti, the trail is recommended only for experienced climbers.
Stamp: the stamp is affixed on the wall of Malga Nardis.
Ponte Verde
Crag NARDIS
Public transport
During the summer period (from June to September) a supplementary mobility service is active in Val Genova: www.campigliodolomiti.it/it/pianifica/mobilita-estiva
Here you find the bus schedules of the Trentino Trasporti company up to Carisolo, at the entrance of Val Genova: www.trentinotrasporti.it
Directions
From Carisolo, 2 km north of Pinzolo along SS239 towards Madonna di Campiglio, take the road to Val Genova. Follow it up to the area of Ponte Verde, just before the Nardis Waterfalls. Access to Val Genova is regulated and subject to restrictions, find out more on the website www.pnab.it.
Parking
Park at Ponte Verde, limited capacity parking, find out more on the website www.pnab.it.
Note: the valley is accessed via Val Genova which is subject to limited traffic in summer. In autumn circulation is free, the closest authorized parking near the trailhead is at Ponte Verde. The winter closure of the barrier at Ponte Verde varies each year.
Coordinates
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Equipment
Hiking boots, waterproof jacket, headwear and sunscreen are recommended.
Poles if considered useful.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions