Mountain hikes at Lake Garda

Start from the Tourist Office in Pieve. We enter the village, we turn into Via Rabaglia and we take the SAT 454 path. At the first bend, instead of continuing along the numbered path, we take the path on the right. We walk along this path to Mezzolago and then we continue downhill along Via Dromaè. After a few hundred metres we take the path on the left and we get into the wood. At the top of the ascent we turn right, and we start walking along a flat path. As we reach For di Bella, in sight of a hut, we take the left path and we resume the uphill climb until we reach the forestry road. Before the bend we take the path on the right and we start the descent towards Molina. At the fork with the path leading to the Madonnina we suggest you make a little detour to enjoy the wonderful view. Once we reach the asphalt, we walk downhill along Via dei Colli to the Pile-Dwellings Museum. We walk along the lake and at the limestone kiln we take the path on the left and we start walking uphill in the wood. We follow the path to Pur and we reach Via Casarino. We turn right and the fork we turn left into the road leading to Malga Cita. We reach the start of Ledro Land Art, we enter the pinewood, we cross the dry torrent bed and we start walking uphill. We reach the forestry road and then we turn right. We continue along the forestry road and we reach Via al Roccolo and we start our descent to Pieve, first along the road and then along the bike path.

The most popular pic of Lake Garda on Instagram? Most likely it was taken from Punta Larici, an incredible lookout point overlooking the western shore of the lake. 

Dromaè is among the most beautiful spots in Valle di Ledro, particularly late in the Spring. Green meadows, unparalleled views over the Lake, wild flowers and historical traces  make for a spectacular walk.

Promising mountain hike on the west bank of Lake Garda with climbing spots over the east ridge of Monte Pizzocolo

Route which leads up to the top of Monte Cocca, offering a beautiful view over Lake Ledro and the villages on the valley floor.

Woods, malghe, meadows with expanses of daffodils and peonies in bloom, Austrian trenches and breathtaking views over Lake Ledro are all to be found along the path that leads to Dromaè and Cima d’Oro (i.e. Golden Summit), which owes its name to the colour it takes at sunset.

The ascent from the woods of Concei to the top of Monte Cadria is among the most demanding that Valle di Ledro has to offer, but also one of the most rewarding.

Circular route along the old Roman road to Croina, among natural and historical wonders. 

Aussichtsreiche Bergtour über die Kämme der einsamen Ledrotalberge

Abwechslungsreiche und aussichtsreiche Bergüberschreitung der Cima Valdes und der Cima Giochello