Hikes in Terme di Comano-Dolomiti di Brenta

This panoramic tour leads below the Malga di Tenno to the Refugio San Piero and back above the Lago di Tenno.

Along this captivating itinerary, you will come to appreciate two important aspects of the Parco Naturale Adamello-Brenta: its water and flora. The water element, prime resource for the ecosystem and for mankind, shapes and carves the landscape and is an integral part of this excursion which reaches the heart of the roaring Rio Bianco waterfalls.

The itinerary is signposted with panels representing Don Lorenzo Guetti.

From Fiavè follow the indications to the archaeological area, as far as the car park on the right-hand side of the main road.

From Stenico, follow the path starting from the natural area of Rio Biancoor directly from La Cros, above the church.

After a steep, secured climb, we are rewarded with an impressive panorama and a mountain hut idyll at Malga di Andalo.

Diese Strecke musste wegen der Unterkunft gewählt werden und wird dadurch sehr lang. Der erste Abschnitt ist einfach und schön von der Landschaft, dann erfolgt ein kurzer gnadenloser Abstieg, der teilweise „Auto gerecht“ gebaut ist. Der Weg zum "Dolomiti" ist normal, hier lässt sich das Taxi (7 Personen) für die 7,5 km Asphalt bestellen. Das Fiume Sarca Tal ist auch ein sehr schönes Naturerlebnis. Der Ausstieg zum Ort ist nicht sehr gut markiert, man strandet nach Kartenlage vor einem verschlossen hohen Tor. Der Umweg über die Moränensperre bringt noch 1 km Wegstrecke mehr dazu.

From Malga Movlina, the trail climbs steeply via Scala Santa to Rifugio 12 Apostoli. The trail is strenuous, but the scenery is unique and the reward is a magnificent view of the Adamello and Presanella groups.

A beautiful walk across Lomaso highland, through pastures, orchards and thick woodland that leads to the foot of Mount Casale. 

“Sentiero della noce”, the walnut trail, runs across the Bleggio area, where for centuries people have been growing walnut trees, the typical product of the valley endorsed by the Slow Food movement. The walnut is the heart of this territory, characterized by a picturesque scenery peppered with historic rural hamlets, and the itinerary reveals tucked-away corners and lanes off the beaten path.